The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-09-02
PASADENA CHAMPIONS
ORGANIZING TO AGAIN CARRY
OFF FOOTBALL HoNoRs
What the Seventh Regiment Expects
and Hopes to Do-To Return
Home This Month

PASADENA, 0epteInoeI A'~\OAhSe VI
The Herald. So East Colorado streeto The
football boys have begun organization for
the gridiron battles to be fought during the
fall and winter. The sudden cooling on
Of the weather has turned the minds OF the
athletes to thoughts Of the Thanksgiving
day game and all are anxious to exchange
gore and teeth for laurels and CRIME. The
boys held a meeting today and decided to
call themselves the Pasadena Athletic Club
Football team This team will be composed
pretty much Of the same men who played
on the High school team last year, the
team which was undefeated during the en-
tire season and which was the undisputed
champion of Southern California. Ed Hart
of Sierra Madre, who played with the team
last year, and was so injured that he can
not play this year, was chosen manager OF
the team. A captain has not yet been
chosen. This business was left to meet
ing to be held Monday night, after which
hard practice will be begun, comprising
an hour each evening. The boys will have
the use of the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms for dress
ing and bathing purposes. The team Will
probably line up about as follows:
Derby, center; c. Stevens and c. Bell.
guards; P. Allen and +. Burt, tackles; w.
Maggie, quarterback; w. Hayes and l.
Ballard, ends: &. Bettes and L. Turner,
halves; Sen;er. fullback; Leslie Moody.
Hammill and Thomas are substitutes with
chances for regular positions on the team.
The team as thus selected should be able
to sustain the reputation won by last
years team.
Brevities
News was received today of the death OF
J. F. Tannahill, aged 20 years, in Canada.
He has spent several winters here, resd-
ing at the Spaulding, and left here last
June, His death was caused by con-
sumption. Mr.. Tannahill formerly con-
Quoted law business in Los Angeles.
Charles Grossbeck returned today from
Chicago after an absence of two months
and half. He visited the soldiers at
Camp Merritt upon his return and found
the Pasadena boys looking well and very
noticeably fat The boys expressed them
selves as very homesick and are looking
forward to coming home about the 18th of
this month upon one months furlough,
which amounts practically to being mus
tered out
A meeting Of the board Of health will be
called for sometime previous to the opening
of the public schools when Principal Gra-
ham will submit several propositions which
he hopes the board will act upon for the
betterment of the health of the pupils. At
an Informal meeting of the board last night
It was decided to advise the city trustees
to purchase a first-class generator for the
eislnfecting of houses where contagious
disease has existed.
Charles f. Garfield and Miss Maud Toms
we're married this morning at 10 o'clock at
the M. r. parsonage by Rev. Clark Craw-
ford. They will live on the corner Of Cali
fornia street and Marengo avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Ingram Of the First
Christian church were surprised by large
number Of Rev. Migrants Pensioners last
evening at their rooms in the Sutherland.
Tic pastor was presented with morocco
bound teachers Bible. Rev. Ingram made
a speech in response and refreshments
were served.
Patsy Sprague, who battered Tom Reed
yesterday, appeared before Justice Ros-
s.ter today and paid fine Of IS. Emil
MarKebu1g of Los Angeles was fined in the
same justice like amount for violation of
the handful ordinance.
ucl Abbott, who left here with his wife for
Trinidad. Colo, short time ago. died
there. Deceased was pioneer Of Pasadena
and leaves son here, c. w. Abbott
The Pickwlck club entertained P. J. Tor
mey. crack whist player of San Francisco,
tonight. The occasion was made one for a
little spread and the guest gave the gentle
men some valuable pointers on whist.
Loughery & Stone. the harness makers,
have removed to larger quarters al 70 and
p West Colorado street and w. H. Smith
has moved into the quarters just vacated
by the former firm.
The "strap oi'' Joke was played upon
about dozen boys and young men today
by a business firm on West Colorado street.
W. S. Arnold. an old resident, has an
nounced his candidacy for justice Of the
peace.
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