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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
FIND NO CLUE OF
MISSING MAN
Police Are Wholly Unable to Explain
the Mysterious Disappearance of
Marvin McRae, Holly
wood Bookkeeper

No word has been received so far re-
garding the whereabouts of Marvin Nc
Rae, the young solicitor who disappeared
from his home in Hollywood Saturday
brother-in-law that he intended to commit
suicide by jumping from the pier at Long
Beach.
Police and detectives are still working
in the hope that they will be able to find
the young man, as 1t is believed that he
has not killed himself.
Mrs. McRae, wife of the young man.
is still at the home of her brother-in-laW.
i. c. Hubbs, Twenty-seventh street and
Hooper avenue. The woman is Frustrated
with grief and worry over her husband S
absence. Mr.. Hubbs is the man who was
arrested Monday night on charge of
carrying concealed weapons while search
ing for McRae on Commercial street. He
was taken into police court on the charge
yesterday and was fined So.
According to the city detectives who are
working on the case Mr.. McRae had no
reason, so far as they know, for leaving
his home, but it is suspected that he had
become infatuated with a woman, and
efforts are now being made to. find her.
If she is found 1t is thought she Will be
able to throw some light on the mystery.
According to the police of Long Beach
no one answering the description OF NC
Rae has been seen at the beach town:
"If McRae had been on the pier at a
seen him" said Wharfinger Baettge of
Long Beach yesterday. Il have not seen
any person of his description near the
pier, and / feel confident he has not com
mitted suicide by drowning himsef from
Soon after McRae disappeared informa-
ton was given Mrs McRae that led her TO
believe her husband might be in Pasa-
dena, and she communicated with FRIENDS
of the family there. They were unable
to help her. as they said McRae hau not
been seen in that city.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
DINNA KEN WINS
LAWRENCE STAKES
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July Oh. P. Whitney's
Ginna Ken easily won the Lawrence
realization stakes of S16,3S0 at Sheepshead
Ray today, defeating the heavily played
McGinnis colt, Frank Gill, after Peter
Pan had been withdrawn, the track not
being to his liking. Frank Gill was
backed down from Z to to IL to o.. At
the start Seea mbesi broke in front and set
fast pace, followed by Frank Gill and
Salvidere. These positions were main
tanned to the far turn. where Mountain
began to send Dinna Ken up and soon
vas on even terms with Frank Gill. In
the stretch Dinna Ken easily drew away
and won by one and half lengths. sum-
First race, 5k furlongs-Scallop won.
Montauk second, Hall third; time los 10
Second race, steepechase, short course
Sun Glow won Dick Shaw second, Blue
Pigeon third; time 407.
Third race. the double event, furlongs
Stamina won, Chapultepec second, King
James third; time 1:13 20
Fourth race, the Lawrence realization
stakes, ! mile furlongs-Dinna Ken, 123
(Mountain), II to 5, won; Frank Gill, 10
CKnapp) 10 to 10, second; Salvidere, 123
(Radtke), Z to 2, third; time 2:4S Seam
best also ran.
Fifth race, / mile-Golden West won,
Blue Book second, Gambrnus third; time
40 3-5.
Sixth race, one mile and furlong-Miss
Crawford won, Joaquin second. Prince
Ching third; time, 1853 3-5. Cedarstrome
finished second but was disqualified for
fouling.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10

affair compared with what 1t is now,
but the principles of the game were
about the same and the players of
those early days realized the troubles
of the man behind the bat AT that
time catcher's and first basemans
mitts were unheard of things, and
those players caught the ball bare
handed.
1t was few years prior to 1873 that
Fred G. Thayer of Boston. at that
time a player on the Harvard nine,
realized the necessity Of covering for
the face of the catcher in a baseball
game. He set about to see what he
could do in that way, and the result
was a baseball mask 1t had it's be-
ginning then.
When Mr.. Thayer had mask which
he thought would answer it's purpose
he introduced 1t in the games which
the Harvard nine was playing at that
time and of which he was captain and
third baseman. Harry Thatcher was
1.-THE man behind the bat on Captain
Thayers team and it fell to him to
don the mask for the first time.
1t is said that Dr. Thatcher did not
take to the idea very well, for the
players on the Harvard team guyed
him not little for wearing it, as they
said 1t was "babyish" and coWaroly to
wear a protection to the face So the.
doctor was not seen very often after
that wearing Mr.. Thayers invention,
but instead used a rubber mouthpiece
to protect himself from foul tips and
the inshoots of the slab artist
Shortly after Mr.. Thayer got out the
first sample of his invention L. Spald-
ing saw the possibilities of the Thayer
invention and sought to get control OF
1t. Finally the matter came to a head
In lawsuit over who had a right to
the patent. Finally, February ~, 1878,
Mr.. Spalding was granted patent.
F.. H. Davis of Bangor has the mask
that was worn by Addison Hamlin OF
that city when the catcher on the
Harvard nine during his college course
and it differs in appearance from the
modern baseball mask very little:
OF course it is somewhat cruder in.
appearance than the finished product
of the present day, but ii has the same
general features The padding is OF
cotton batting with long leather strips,
wound around the wire to keep 1t in
place. The wire shield to the face
is different from the masks of today
in that it comes to a sharp point in
front SO that If ball should hit 1t 1t
would glance oft
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
LICENSE
TO SPOOK FAKER
POLICE GIVE DR.. MOORE A
BLACK EYE
Say He Has Been Detected in Wrong-
doing, and Police Commission
Promptly Denies Faker's
Application

For the first time under the new law
requiring the police board to pass on az
applications for licenses for fortune tell
ing mediums and similar practitioners,
a number of men and women appeared
before the commission last night to Sc
cure licenses
Each one was catechised as to expert
ence, education, reference, length OF resi-
dence and other points by Mayor Har-
per-
ton several were granted licenses. II; X;
Moore was turned down on Acting Chlel
Planners report that he was faker. =,
Bearing upon the application of DIR.
Moore, the police officials report reads:
Concerning the application of H. X.
Moore for a permit for mediums IL
cense at SIG West Ninth street.
Moore. the applicant, is a faker, pure
and simple. Both, he and his wife ,whhto,
assists him in his seances, have been
detected in fraudulent practices aud
he has been arrested here for such
work ! am credibly informed also
that he has been in similar trouble
elsewhere.
/ recommend that the application be
denied.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO July 9.-Philadelphia could
do nothing against White with men on
bases today, and Chicago won. Score:
Chicago o. hits s, errors o.
Philadelphia l, hits 7, errors 0.
Batteries-White and Mcfarland; Bart
ley and Powers.
DETROIT, July 9.-Except for the home
run method, Schaeffer and Cobb each get
ting a four Dagger. Detroit found 1t al
most impossible to score on Tannehill
Score:
Detroit 8, hits S. errors o.
Boston I, hits 10. errors 0.
Batteres-Euoanks, Willett, Donovan,
Archer and Schmidt; Tannehill and Cri-
ger.
ST. LOUIS, July 9.-St. Louis took the
today. Perrine was hit in the head in the
second inning, requiring medical atten-
ton. Score:
st. Louis 5. hits 10, errors 0.
Washington T. hits IL. errors l.
Batteries-Powell, Buelow and Spencer;
Patten, Smith and Hayden.
CLEVELAND July 9-New York broke
even in the series with Cleveland today.
winning the game. Orth outpitched
Rhodes, Cleveland scoring its only run
on an error. Score:
Cleveland 1. hits s. errors /.
New York 8, hits 13, errors 2.
Batteries: Rhoades and Clarke; Orth
and Thomas.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
CARPENTER PENNILESS
AND IN GREAT TROUBLE

On July Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Paul ar
rived in this city from Arizona. Paul
is a carpenter and came here to look
for work. He had but little money and
when he first applied for place he was
told that he would have to have a
union card in order to hold job. He is
a member>of the union, but had left his
card behind in Arizona. Before he
could send for it his money was ex-
hausted and he was arrested by the
police on charge of drunkenness, al
though he says he was more affected
by weakness from lack of food than
from an overindulgence in liquor. He
is still in Jail
Last night Mrs. Paul, penniless and
applied at the police station for lodg-
ing. She was taken in and cared for by
the matron and today the police will
endeavor to do something for the un-
fortunate couple.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
BAPTISTS MEET OFFICIAL
OF MISSIONARY SOCIETY

A banquet was rendered DR.. Chevis,
field secretary of the Baptist Home Mis-
sionary society. by the Baptist Social un-
ion of Los Angeles, at the Angelus last
night All pastors of local Baptist
churches were present. besides many
prominent church workers
Rev. Robert j. Burdette as master OF
ceremonies introduced DR.. Chevis, who
expressed great pleasure at the oppor-
tunity of meeting Los Angeles Baptists'
and at the courtesy extended him.
He told of the great work accomplished
by the missionary society and urged
greater activity among the laymen of the
church.
Rev. Hatcher Smith of Pasadena re-
isfaction of all Baptists in the valuable
work he has done for the church.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
LATONIA

bd First rae; fuEongs, selling-Hyper
Our Anna 80; Matte Mack. 1907 c" Ca sreI'
i i0a; saIIni lo2 Pepperine 1O6 Tsara
lUS, Sorrel Top, Cygnet, Ill
second race, 512 furlongs, selling-Wine
Merchant 96; Queens Pet, Chestnut
Belle, IS; Nazimova, Countess of MeI'
bourne; Moscow Belle, 1O2; Margaret Ran Ran
G I09! g. "a Kane. Matt Searcey, Lavatrina,
Third, Third race. furlongs, . purse-Alllne
Vr3fiRett, k411ectorine Anvil Chorus, 90;
1 t&G;r Carthage l6ag 1O4 Funicuqire, iO6 Hazel
Fourth race, steeplechase, club house
eSS mHy Ie5 a;,1 12S; Maraschino,
1SSi Blue Pirate, 146; Glass Leader, las;
Fifth race, furlongs, selling-FloribeI
q; Calabash, 1oS; Suzanne Rocamora, l iS4:
sylvan SSy Belle, Albert Fir, Telegrapher'
~ s,l pr spruilI, Devolt, Belltoone, III. =
IS; ,Pixley, 90; Roger S., Carl Grey. Cen,
e era Early, Blaze o'Light, 9S; George G.
Erady, 1Ol; Woolstone, County Clerk los
Hazel Patch 109
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
TODAYS RACE ENTRIES
WINDSOR

First race, 4 furlongs, selling-Lady Err.
Oriental Queen, I. Ham, io i0S Nv I Fan
Lady, Flying Queen, lis; Meadow Green
w; Don Hussar Sir Cyril, LOG; Culture
40; Ella B., So.
Second race, 9 ftrlongs, selling-Bob'
Pet, 81; Prolific, "a; Doc Kyle 81; Gra-
Sous, 81; Reticent, log; Etrena, Collins
100; Beldemo, 50.
Third race, . furlongs, selling-Monroe
~ Taunt, Mary GUSTS, 81; Prince Miles,
a. elena Mcbride 81; Bath Maria, 90:
IISS6adaisy 1G$; Ecwotina, 1O1; Ben Stille,
- Fourth race, 51a furlongs, handicap
Charley &c Gilbert, 49, Mortiooy, 80; DR..
M luz; Charlie Eastman, 1O2; Usury,
-, Fifth race, 5 furlongg, selling-Dandy
T Tamcgr, C ioa FL Boil Weeyl, 1O5:
Lawn; Ill; Aquiline, ITO; Bilil, 1G5.
c sixth race, mile, selling-Sonnet. Gold
KKlamesha H., 1O2; Young Salter, Dudley,
On! Ancestor. 1O4; Jigger, Maceona,
Marimbo, 80. avg
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
AUT0M0BILIST MAKES
REMARKABLE MOTOR RUN
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO. July 9.-Calvin S. Smith.
general agent of a life insurance compa-
ny, returned yesterday with his wife from
one of the most remarkable automobile
trips on record
Speaking no language but English, Mr..
and Mrs. Smith toured $500 miles in Eu-
rope without serious breakdown or clash
with foreign customs Not having ex-
hausted the pleasures of motoring, they
toured several eastern states on their re-
turn to thir country, and then motored
to Chicago.
Without once resorting to railway trains
they Travelled total distance of 5000 miles
in their car, and only relinquished it as a
means of transportation for the ocean
passage. The entire trip cost them $4,000
and the machine made it $1,000.
One thing. Mr.. Smith said he had learned
from his trip was that the best American
cars are superior to the foreign built
cars of the same price. This applies
strictly to half dozen first-class Ameri-
can machines. The party used a sixty
horse power touring car
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
SEATTLE

First race, furlongs, selling-Doc
Craig, 10Y; Maia, Savannah, Poinsettia.
Amelia, los. --''
.. Second race, furlong, selling-Import.
10 10 San Ramona, Arthur LYMAN, 1O7;
60rest Rose, lO4; Othmar, 1O2; Leonards-
- Third race, mile and sixteenth, selling
SSaa ga Fable De Grammont, no; Chancellor
y Ka NV pa1i I ~ Gaul Cap Jackful. 1O7;
Fourth race, mile 80 yards, handicap
hIooo !g kI ~; Lisaro 1O5; Gorgaiette,
w. Ig,; Woolma, 81; Martinmas, SO; Bragg, %;
ny Lyons, 80. ~
Fifth race mile, selling-Tarrigan Old
Mike, Fastoso, Groix dor Little Mirth-
III, Redmont. Taby Tosa, Bakersfield
loI; Bonnet. Southern Lady, 1O5 Alice
Carey; Ramona II, 100 ~
sixth race 5h furlongs-Lord of the
Forest, 1G9; Entire Nous, The Mist, 101,
a. Muskoday, 104; Grace G., 9S; ChoIt
bdedrick, 81; Lady Avis, 95.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 9-New York took
both games of today's double-header from
st. Louis. Mathewson was in good form,
while Fromme was called upon to relieve
Lush in the sixth inning. Scores:
First game
st. Louis g. hits 5, errors 5.
New York 5, hits g. errors 8.
Batteries: Lush, Fromme and Noonan;
Mathewson and Bowerman.
Empires, tombstone and Klein.
Second game
ST. Louis 5, hits 10, errors AZ
New York 6, hits 6, errors 4.
Batteries: Beebe and Marshall; McGin-
nifty and Bowerman.
Umpires, KLEIN and tombstone.
PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-Pittsburg
and PHILADELPHIA split even in a double
header today. The visitors won the first
contest by hitting Sparks hard, While
Brown held Pittsburg to three hits in the
second game. Scores:
Pittsb1rg s. hits II, errors 0.
Philadelphia 4, hits 8, errors 4.
Batteries: Willis Camnitz and Gibson;
Sparks and Jacklitsch.
Umpire, O'Day.
Pittsburg o. hits 9. errors 2.
Philadelphia 2, hits a. errors 2
Batteries: Leifield and Phelps; Brown
and Doom.
Umpire, O'Day
BOSTON, July 9.-In disorderly- game
today Boston defeated Cincinnati, to /.
In the sixth inning Lobert claimed that
Tenhy interfered with his throw when
the Cincinnati player sent the ball into
the bleachers letting in three runs. The
score
Boston 5. hits 8. errors l.
Cincinnati /, hits 3, errors 3.
Batteries: Dorner and Needham; Ew-
ing and Schlei.
Umpire, Rigler.
BROOKLYN, July 9.-There was no dis
turbance during today's game at WASH
ington park, where the Chicago and
Brooklyn teams played their fourth game
of the present series. Chance has been
indefinitely suspended. Score:
Chicago T. hits 9, errors 0.
Brooklyn l. hits 10, errors 1.
Batteries: overall and Killing; Bell and
Ritter.
Umpires, Carpenter and Emslie.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
GOVERNOR GILLETT WILL
SPEAK AT UTAH REUNION
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
VENICE, July 9.-Governor James E.
Gillett will be the speaker of the day at
the Utah reunion to be held here tomor-
row. The exercises will be opened at 1890
o'clock in the morning at the auditorium
by the Introduction of the Hon. John H.
Cutler the governor of Utah, who will be
honor of the Venice chamber of COM
merce.
Remarks from the platform will be
heard from prominent residents, past and
present of the Mormon state, and several
Los Angeles city officials as well as mem
bers of the Ocean Park board of city
trustees are expected to take active, part
in the program Music by special soloists
and the services of the Venice America
band have been arranged for.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
TO MAKE EXAMPLES
OF NEGLi GENT RANCHO rs
Ey Associated Press

Ely Associated Press
MARYsvILLE, July 9rErouorow will
be a busy day in the white ~ matter, as
it is promised examples VIII be made of
some of those who have refused to trim
their citrus trees. II is estimated by
Commissioner Harvey that 80 per cent of
the trees have been trimmed and 10 per
cer/ more viii be by tomorrow. There
may be to III per cent of trees which
WIN be left for the commission to trim.
The city will be unable to procure
enough teams to haul away the foliage
as fast rs cut and dumped into the streets,
so in places the streets have been par
tally blocked.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
STRAY NOTES FROM
THE CITY OF CANALS
to The Herald.

VENICE, July 9.-The grounds now be-
ing occupied by the naval militia en-
campment will be given over next week week
regiment re of the California brigade. Uni
form Rank of the Knights of Pythias.
For the purpose of increasing the 1, FUNDS ID.
ganization, which have been raised to
purchase life service equipment, ladies'
minstrels was held last night at the
ifvine succass and resulted in a large
amount rgs Se Of money being netted for the
project Among prominent Venice women
who took part in the program, were Mes Mes
danes G. Sibley r. A. Philllps, Appot
Kinney and M M Merry.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
RESULTS AT LAToNIA

CINCINNATI, July Catalonia results:
First race furlongs-L. c. Widrig won,
Belatiuss second, Lep Godiechoux third;
time LOO 2-h.
Second race, furlongs-Oak Grove won.
Hustled second, Potter third; time IA As.
Third race, turlongs-Gold Proof won.
1:13 20.
Fourth race, 5k furlongs-Cincinnat
trophy, net value $369G-Chulita won, r.
C. Rain second, Cloyne third; time los
Fifth race, / lie miles-Old Honesty
won Monsignor second, The .Clansman
third; time 46 2-5.
Waterial,e Second. Rebounder thjrd. Wu M
POS 40.
Seventh race: ~ miles-Carew won
Clyde second, Savoir Faire third; time
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
MEADOWS RESULTS

SEATTLE, July 9-Meadows results:
First race, four and a half furlongs-
Herives won, Karoda second, Sandpiper
third; time 0:541A.
Second race, six and half furlongs-
Banlada won, Seven Bells second, Duke
of Orleans third; time l: 20.
Third race, five and a half furlongs-
Mike Jordan won, DIR. Rowell second,
David Boland third; time / :0S.
Fourth race, mile and fifty yards-Furry
won, Golden Light second, Dewey third;
time 1:54A.
Fifth race, one mile and a sixteenth
Queen Alamo won, Isabella second, Jing-
Ter third; time 1 40
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Orchard won,
Pacifico second, ,Foncasta third; time
1:2Sh.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
CASES OF CHICKEN POX
SCARE LINDA VISTA FOLK
'Decitl to The Herald.

PASADENA, July 9.-Several urgent
calls from the Linda Vista neighborhood
from persons who feared that smallpox
had broken out there, persuaded DR.
Black to visit the afflicted family this
afternoon. He is not the county health
officer and this territory is outside his
jurisdiction as city official, but he volun-
tered his services to prevent the spread
Of contagious disease and went out. Moth
ing more serious than several cases of
chicken pox were found, and the excite
ment has subsidized.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
KING EDWARD PARD0NS
COLONEL ARTHUR LYNCH
BY Associa ted Press,

BY Associated Press.
LONDON, July 9.-On the owe of his
visit to ireland King Edward has granted
free pardon to Colonel Arthur Lynch.
who was convicted Of high treason in
1902 fol having fought in the Irish brig
ade upon the side of the Beers in the
South African war. and who in 1903 was
sentenced to death.
Colonel Lynch's sentence later was
commuted to life Imprisonment, and in
January. 1901 ne was released on
license"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
FIRST PLAYER TO WEAR
THE CATCHER'S MASK

Very few even of the old time base
ball fans could tell who 1t was who
had the distinction of being the first
PLAYER to don a baseball mask. DR..
Harry Thatcher of Dexter, Me-, at that
time a resident of Bangor, is the man,
and the mask was invented by a Bos-
ton man and a captain Of the Har-
ward baseball nine.
1t was way back in the '70s that
the baseball mask was first invented.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
COUNTRY CLUB
HAS BIG PLANS
WILL ERECT $4,000 HOUSE AT
HOLLYWOOD
Expect to Add to the Structure from,
Time to Time as Increased
Accommodation Become
Necessary

Work will soon begin on the new club
house and golf grounds of the Hollywood
Country club. A site has been secured
about half mile from the center of the
beautiful foothill city and plans for the
building will be made Immediately
At meeting of the club last night, held
IN the temporary quarters in the Wilcox
building, Hollywood, there were many
reasons shown the members that with
the splendid location and the natural ia
cilities of the land Hollywood would be
proud of the added attraction.
A tunnel will be dug through a hill for
about 100 feet. This will lead to the new
car line that is being rushed through to
the rock quarry, and the Los Angeles
Pacific railway will run a branch through
on the other side. With the proposed
new city street and automobile driveway
there will be ample facilities for transport
tation.
The work of clearing away the brush
and trees from the, golf grounds will prob
ably take several weeks. When it is
completed the club will have 120 acres of
beautiful rolling country converted into
a golf course with a wealth of ornamental
shrubbery on all sides and with natural
springs of cool water along the course.
House Will Cost $4,000
The club house will cost about $4,000,
and as the club expands additions will be
built. 1t is expected that before long
there will be club house representing
cost of, not less than $4,000.
An auto garage, WIFI All ldcliIes, WIN
be built on the grounds and a perfect
driveway to the main highway will be
constructed
company known as the Hollywood
CouDr-y Club Land company owns all the
land. This corporation is to build the
club house. clear the golf links and keep
them in order for five years. The club
will pay a per cent tax on the net
value until such time as the organization
is ready to buy the club house and land
outright
The charter for the club was taken out
by one hundred members and the by laws
were adopted at the meeting last night;
Ten thousand dollars has been subscribed
and another ten thousand is promised by
F. M. Beach, the owner of the land.
Officers elected last night for term of
one year are: President. M. c. Mason;
secretary, NJ. S. Hoover; treasurer, DR..
e. d. Palmer. The stockholders are: DR..
e. D. Palmer, Schuyler Cole, G. W. Walk
er, F. S. Hoover and NJ c. Mason.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
Identity Body

BY Associated Press.
SAN RAFAEL, July 9.-The body of the
woman found yesterday in a canyon near
Manzanilla station by w. c. Gregg, an
official of the Western Pacific, has been
identified as that of Mrs. Carrie Ellenger
of San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
SUMMARY

,lTwo-base hits-Eagan. Bigbie. Bliss Sac
}rifce-Eager, Maggie, Bernard Van Haltren.
Left on bases-Los Angeles, 4 Oakland, 4
Bases on bals-Oh Maggie /; Wright A.
Burns, 2. Struck out-Nagle 1; Wright, 2;
Burns. 2. Double plays-Brashear to Dillon,
Van Haltren, unassisted First base on
rors-Los Angeles 2; Oakland l. Hit by
pitcher-B rashear. Delmas. Time, two hours.
Umpire-Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
THREE ARE TIED IN
THE QUALIFYING ROUNDS
BY Associated Press.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 9.-Walter
Egan of Exmoor, Walter ]. Travis of
Garden City and Fred Hereshoff of Gar
Den City are the field of contestants at
the end of the days play in the qualify
ton championship. each taking but Is
strokes for eighteen holes.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
PORTLAND LOSES
TO SAN FRANCISCO

BY Associated Press.
OAKLAND July 9.-Joy was well sup
ported today and San Francisco won by
score of to 2. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10
SAN FRANCISCO


TNeo-base hits-Moore, Shaughnessy. Sacri-
nee hsits-AIcCrede, Mohler, Casey First base
on paahLls--On Kinsela, Il of Joy, g. Struck
QUIZ QUIZ Kinsella, g. by Joy q. Hit by
pltcner- sshaughnessy. Double plays Moore to
Mott t'lme OF game, 1876. Umpire-John-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-10

GotoHStebec s 81 %ss % Fishing akor Sporting Goods