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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16
0trO que Cae'

Ha rendido ls jornRda de Ia vida o. 50
TeBidsueia do SantuFCS, 81 respstable ancia'
no don Manuel ADdino Pschecc, muy CO.
nocido On aBta Ciudad.
Eats tarde re efsctuaF6 ell entisFFo del
fnado , Roompafi amos en- 90 jnBtR pena
aus deudoH to1oB, entire ello1 den Jose
CeYI9.
Fas stsrna en- 81 Hsno de DioB, al que
cumpli6 81 plazo de l8 vida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16

A COMPRAR MADERA.-La Com
poftta Industrial de 6anttrOs (san Juan
Box $50 tisne On oIass dc primeEa & pre-.
clos ain Compsten,is, an CCmpleto Burtido
para construction de casaa. MolduBan dc
todoG tamRfioT. Tablillas para psEuianaI.
Dep6BitoE. San Juan frsnte 81 mueIlo
ndmsro 2. SantuEcs Stop. "a. Telefonol
425 y 1890. IA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16
eOBIERNO MUNICIPAL De PONCE
AnunsiO de s~5asta para Ia construoei6n
ds IN MatadsrO sn ssta siwdad.

EI visrnsB "a de AbriI, { las 10 de la
mahans, ante ID juuts de subaOts que Bs
hsllaF6 ConHtitufda On 81 salon do Galionsa
de eSts AleRldfS, Be pYocedsrf 81 remate
de Las obras psrs la construction del Ms.
tadeFo de egtR ciudad. El plieg0 de con.
diciones podF6 verse en- 81 DepaEtRmento
de ObTaG PdblicRS MunicipalsB.
LO que Hs RvisR para mayor ConcuEFen-
Gle de licitadoEeS.
Ponce, Absil II de !. .908
s. Morst -Alcalde de Ponce Z ".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16
A PLAZOS.

PoE SO centavon nsmanaIen pusds uatsd
hRceEse de una m6quina de coSeR The
ATEivf' que oa IL mejOF del mundo. 30
shas de gaFantfR. VeRlas ustsd ca "El
Cis,o."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16

Caracas, AbEil 16 En- los Oirouloa
m6diCoB de Ia Ciudsd, 90 hs vuelto 6abEi'
gar temoFes de que CieFtos Casos sospecho.
sos que en- Ia GURyra 90 registrar, puedan
ssr CRson de psats bub6niCa. NADIA ne ha
ComprobRdo de modo exNcto hRBta Ia fschR.
81 cueEpo m6diOo dc BanidRd de astR oapi'
tal , del CitRdo puerto, pEocsden actiYA'
ments 6 TODD g6ueTo de Investigations
poT medic de los CuSlsS pusda llegaHna
AdrmsCi6n diAgu6stico vsEdadero de ia
les CasoE, CuyR 0tiologfa ocupa & los mEs
eminenteg m6aicon do alta cindad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16
sOLlRES En- SANTURGE.

Sc venden solRreS con frsnta & Ia carFe.
terR cent1aI otros interiores con GALES
AiEmRdRg.
InfoFmsE6 w. Bosch. TNuan n6msFo
altos. D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16

PARA cURAR RUN REsFRIADo
ENUN DIA tome 81 LAXATIVE BRoMo
QUININA. b bod ario le deVoIveE6 81 dinero sino
% cuE0. "a hrma Dc g. ". GROVE % haIla On
ga&a ORfYkR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16

En- oIta impFenta % vsnds papeI 6O
peri6dico viGo ( $500 los 46 kilol { Vn
qWintal.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16

De muohRH regionen de Ia isla 50 que'
jan dc que 81 moHtO , CachszaH que luslen
aFrojaras & los RIGS pOE las hsciendau 10
cams, mRta los pscny haCs POGO potables
dichaa aguaE. POE 81 dePartamento dc ua'
nidad % estGn hacienda inveEtigacionsl
do ssOs CaaoR,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16

NV York, AbTil 16.-Dicen de Was
hiBgton que, deBpuss de Is noticisda con-
fsTencia que celebraEon Mr. Root el
MiniBtro de Russia an Ia citada cspitsI, 90
ha aabido que el SscretaugU de EEfado sx
pEes6 que los EStados Unidog no haCen nj
tiensn que haceE objeci6n alguna 81 psnBa'
miento nj Ios prop6sitoB de ID pclftica
FuBR On detsTminadas zon8s de ID Manchu'
rio, psro Bf en- CuRnto 81 m6todo & Ia ma
nera de poner 6stos tltimoB On pE6otica'
81 gobieFno russo, por medic de "a emba'
jador ha ooDVenidO con Ell gobierno de
Warrington, en- vRTiRF 6 zanzibar tales
pTocedimient0s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16
GABLES De HOY
Una COnfsTsncia de Mr. Root con eI
emhaiadnr lusO en- Washington.
In RueVO Plsit0 De Venezuela contra
ell SindiCO de Ia BeImudez Com
Sc he temido que hsya Peste bub6-
MICA en- Ia GuaiTa.

Wa'hiDgton, Abril is -Delpu6s de
una oonfarencia tenida por sI aeC retaEio de
EPtado Mr.. Root con e. embsiador de Ru.
Bia, aCeTCs de Il question auTgida'lsn Ii
MsnchuEiS, On 10 relative & la iDflaencia
moGcovitR On cierta sonR de dicho terrific.
rio chino. 90 ha GnunciadO que no 90 de
aBpeTaE que 90 pTegenten nuevaI difcultR.
deH en- Harbin, en- donde el consul ameTi.
CRno, TeConociendo solo la BobaERnfa de ls
China on Msnchuria, inform6 Z % gobieE
no de actos de Ioa EugoB que hubo dc con
sidsTaF como fueFa de todo derecho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-16

Caracas, AbriI 16. lei Gobierno de
VenssueIa hs dRdo comienzo un nuevo
pleito que eDtabla contra lR ex "New York
and Bsrmudez Asphalt Company. Ell
p'eito que ahorR 30 Higus va eudersSRdo
contra Mr.. Garner, 6fndico de dich1 Com.
psfifs, poF 81 arEeglo de cuentaE. Vsnszue'
Il pide que diCh9 sfudico entEeg0a dos.
cientOs mil dollars. De no Ier numinia.
tradoa poT 81 Stddico CaEnaY no podr6 6nte
Balir de Venezuela antes de gs celebration
del juicio. Este nusvo pleito despisrts
grandfGimo inter6g on toda IL nRei6n.
Los tribunales del pais han demoBtrado
que tOda la recon eat6 de parte del gobier
no de Ia Espdblica, pFobSndoue, entire otrau
CoGRS, IL ingsrencis de Il Bermudey Com.
pany an ID FsvOluci6n q acaudillara 81 gs.
neral Manuel a. MGtoB Sc cree qus On Is
vista dc este nuevo pleito IRldr6n 10 pu.
blicidad dstalles GacRudAIoEoH de Ia admi.
nistF aci6n iadicisl de los bieneg cue fue.
ron embRygados dioha comps fiis 81 fren.
Ia de Guys administration haII6bass eI rs.
fsTido Garner.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-27
ENCLISHWOMEN
OF ROYALTY
ARE SMOKERS

New York, Jan. 27-Just to show
their disregard for old-fashioned
ideas. Lady Juliet Duff, daughter
Of the earl of Lonsdale, and her
chum. Miss Violet Vivian, maid Of
honor to Queen Alexanra. turned
the loungng room Of the steamship
Adriatic into ladies' smoking room
all the way across from Southampton.
Nor did they stop at putting dainty
cigarettes themselves. Before the
voyage was half completed they have
succeeded in inducing score of their
sister passengers to do the same, and
the room constantly was filed with
women putting scented cigarettes and
discussing the merits Of various
blends Of tobacco.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-27
COMPTROLLER ASKED TO
TAKE CHARGE 0E BANK

New York, Jan. 27-Preaident w.
F. Hsvemeyer. Of the National Bank
Of North America. announced In a
statement Issued last night that the
directors Of the bank had decided
to require the comptroller Of the cur.
rency to assume charge Of the Affairs
Of the institution.
President HAvemeyer said that ow-
ing to persistent rumors afloat for the
past ten days there had been contin-
uous drain on the resources Of the
institution and tho indications were
that the Withdrawals would be so
heavy today that the bank would be
unable to meet them. President
Havemeyer said that action placing
the affairs Of the bank under the
charge Of the comptroller of the cur
rency had been taken to insure
that all depositors would be treated
alike.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-27
CHICAGO WOMAN LEAVES
FRANCE WITH SOLICITOR

Chicago, Jan. ~ A beautiful
wealthy woman. said to be mentally
deranged; London solicitor. ugly
Of face and smooth of tongue. a
heart-broken husband, willing at
any moment to take back his "darl.
ing' to his beart-these are the
figures in the Alexander. Blackiston
drama which has set both Europe
and America talking.
With the finding in London Of Mrs.
Henry Addison Alexander. once Miss
Jessie Terrence Of Chicago, in COM
pany with william Graham Black
iston, with whom she left France
last week, many Of the particulars of
the affair are being made public
Mr.. Alexander, from his villa at
Hyeres, France, has cabled the Illi-
nois Trust and Savings bank to with
hold from his wife about $500, 900
which is in possession of that institu-
tion as trustee under the will Of the
late Gen. Joseph I. Terrence of
Chicago.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-27
CHINESE Y. N.
c. 4. IN new
YORK CITY

New York, Jan. 27-For the bene-
fit of Its Chinese population. daily
growing larger by reason Of an Asiatic
influx from the Pacific coast. New
York will soon have Chinese Young
Mems Christian association, with
which will be affiliated . Young
Women's Christian association.
The founders of the new assooia-
tion. the first of its kind In the Unit
ed States, will be the Rev. HUE Kin,
for many years q Chinese missionary y
in this city. and Miss g. @. Hall.
who founded the first Chinese mis-
sion, in connection with the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian church, 80
years ago.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-27
MISSING MAN LAST seen
NEAR SANTA BARBARA

Los Angeles. Oal. Jan. GA dis
patch from Santa Barbara says that
Rennie A. Walker Of Canton, Ohio.
who has been missing from his hotel
at Pasadena since January 10 and
for whom searching parties are now
exploring the mountains, was seen
last Tuesday three miles north Of
Santa Barbara. whence he continued
on foot northward In the general di :
rection Of San Francisco.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-27
ROCKEFELLER W0RSHIPS
WITH C0L0RED BAPT!STS

Augusta, Jan. 27-John d. Rock
efeller occupied his first Sunday morn :
ing In Augusta this winter In listen
ing to sermon in the Tabernacle
Baptist church (colorod) by Rev. q.
7. Walker. Walker got Of out sick
bed to preach when informed that
Rockefeller would be one Of his con-
q gregation.
After the sermon. Rockefeller held
conference with Walker In the lat.
ter's study. when he ''mnde = very
generous donation to the church. /"
The daily tribune., 1908-01-27
NATIONAL GUARDSMEh
FOR COAST ARTILLERY

Washington, Jan. 81 - Some Of
the national guard authorities have
heard from the war department In
regard to and maneuvers Of the mill :
tia in conjunction with the coast ar
tillery next sumner. California
finds 1t impracticable. Oregon and
Washington each will be ablo to fur
nish coast artillery companies.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-27
ENGLISHMAN EMENATES
KING NEBUCHADNEzzAR

Paris, Jan. "a - John Duhne, AN
Englishman. does not recommend hay
for steady diet, though he lived on
1t for two days. He had entered
car Of hay at st. Toner to 60 to
Paris on a wager. Because of the
slow train he WAS almost starved to
death.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-27
Luxurious Pleasure Trlp.

Through the Egypt Of America
Mexico-by private train leaving
Denver. January aSth. Make berth
section or drawing room reservation
now. 7. E. Fisher. g. p. A., Den.
YER. 2.23
The daily tribune., 1908-01-27

Tho CARRIER Howe. Entertainers
pleased large audience The com.
pany consists Of Mr.. CARRIER. who is
indeed master Of the banjo. and Mr..
and An. Howe. violinist and pianist,
Other features besides
the musical made the program most
attrsctive-Union Times. Union, s.
O. At the Presbyterian church Jan.
20. 2i.23
The daily tribune., 1908-01-27
Older Than Eeypt.

The prehistoric ruins Of Mexico
seen on the private train excursion
leaving Denver January 2sth via
Colorado and Southern. Reservations
should BIO made nt once. I. Il. FISH
er. q. p. A., Denver. 2.28
The daily tribune., 1908-01-27
The Date-January 70.

Colombo and Southern's private
train tour Of Mexico. through the
Egypt Of tho New World, leaves Den.
yer. Mako IN early reservation. T.
3. Fisher, @. p. A.. Denver. S.3s
The daily tribune., 1908-01-27
N0RD|CA
DENIES
RUMoR

Chicago. Jan. 27-Mme. Lillian
Nordica, star Of the San Carlo Opera
company at the Auditorium. left on
fast train for New York yesterday
afternoon. and her friends here think
that she will be married before she
returns
The daily tribune., 1908-01-27
Dr.. Buiette, Of Pueblo, viii be at

Dr. buIette, Of Pueblo, VIII be at
the Fremont Hotel. Florence. We'd
nesday, January 10Th. Practice
limited 70 diseases Of the eye. car.
noae and throat and htting glasses.
2t.24
The daily tribune., 1908-01-27

New York. Jan. 27-When seen
In her home here Mime, Nordica de-
MED the report from Chicago that she
had come here 10 DO married.
Nine. Nordica came to New York
on tho Twentieth Century Limited
by which she will return to that
city tomorrow afternoon. following
the musicale to be given tomorrow
under the management Of Albert
Bagby.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-27

II You want results. try Tribune
claas ads. They arc winusn
The daily tribune., 1908-01-27

Sell It through Tribune olass ads.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-27

Tho Tribune small ads bring 70
sults. Sell what you don't want
and buy something you nesd-
Looking for > bargainf 6ss our
claas ads.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-27
Ateh;son. Topska 8 Ssnts Fe Railway

No. s3s-From Pusblo and all
points east, arrive daily II ~ Q n
No. e21-Por Pusbio and ali poinSs
s.ss, d.rsrt dsiiy.--------...---.- sMp N
No. ssi-fo Canon City. daily sxsspt
Sunday depart. IOpm
sept Sunday, srriys-.-.-----..----. i3Ap n
No. 6n-Io Rockville .--.--- u - D N
No. oB-From hockvals-.--. i:to M
Direct counostioa 10 nov made st Pueblo for
ChisaSo aud all points sass, and a. La Junts
9TH Californis limited for Los Angeles and
San Francisco.
tpquiriss solicited and proapsly and shsss
'ully ausvsreh.
Descriptive iisssss.ss folders ssss ~ appIy
tu~ " 40 pALnDp, AsssS.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-27

Watch Tsibuns olass adA
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07
CALIFORNIA LEAGUE

Well, we'll! The Edisons at last took
a tumble and now Is tied with the
Hoegees for first place, which defeated
the wire stringers yesterday on the
Chutes diamond, to 0. The Athletics
and the Chutes team are tied for the
cellar championship. the Chutes hav-
ing won yesterday from the Athletics
on Athletic park diamond by the score
of 10 to Q. This is the first game the
Chutes team has won since it Joined
the California Summer league.
A double play was pulled of IN the
Hoegee camp, Thomas to Strang, and
double steal of McCann was one OF
the features of the game. In the Edl-
son camp Wilhoit made fine catch
of Goodman's fly in left field which
was "beaut"
Umpire Fernandez was criticised by
the fans for his poor decisions at times
on the Chutes park diamond.
Lane, for the Hoegees, struck out
eight while Thomas famed six.
Two minor accidents occurred on the
Chutes park field when Eagle was hit
by a batted ball and Salyer was
knocked senseless for a. few minutes
by another batted ball.
lHe gains dI AtAiSliS PeNA n. +" ~ -, - -.
less one throughout the entire session
of the nine innings. Player Ores for
the Athletics sent the ball over left
field fence for a home run and was
presented with five-dollar bill by
Manager Bondie. Gamble struck out
four, while Grayson famed seven.
Two-base hits were made by Ores,
Saenz, Mast, Ward. Gamble, Haight
and Couts.
Following is the tabulated score of
aoch game.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07
CLUB MEMBERS
READY TO RACE
KNOCK Off TRAINING FOR RUN
TO VENICE
Official Instructions to Participants
and Judges OF Marathon to Be
Given Wednesday by
the Referee

Today will be the last opportunity
that the members of the Los Angeles
Athletic club will have to train for the
held under the auspices of the club the
forenoon of Admission day. September
8. All the participants will rest Tues
day in an attempt to regain supply
of reserve strength and weight which
will stand the runners in good stead
during the run. Most of the partict-
pants passed yesterday at one of the
local beaches. They did little running
and have cut their work to a minimum.
All the runners, with the exception of
Joe Pensa, have secured the services of
o trainer who will ride behind the run
ner, carrying the first aids. together
with a bottle of water and necessary
stimulants.
There will be special meeting at
10 o'clock today at the Los Angeles
Athletic club between Referee AL Tre-
loar, Clerksof Course Van Court and
another official of the race. The meet
ing will be devoted to arranging the
official automobile parties and few
Otner QetallS WHICH Will cause couluSiOu
unless attended to.
All who have been appointed judges
of the race are requested to report at
the club house at 534h South Spring
street at o'clock the morning of Ad-
mission day to receive instructions
from the referee and be prepared to
start the race promptly at o'clock. 1t
will be necessary for the clerk of the
course to have all the men in line at
least five minutes before the prepara-
tory gun is fred. and any contestant
who is not at the start will be left out
of the race.
The runners will be met at Venice by
several hundred Of the members of the
club, who are preparing to give the
boys a hearty welcome. The mayor
and board OF trust IS Of the city of
Ocean Park will be the guests of the
club at the finish and will be able, with
the thousands of others who gather at
the finish, to know of the progress of
the race as though they were with the
runners This latter will be made pos
sibIe by The Herald bulletin, which
will be displayed at the annex of the
Los Angeles Athletic club, denoting the
positions of the various participants
during the different stages of their
long. heart breaking run.
In the evening there will be fire.
works, dancing and water polo to iR-
terest the big crowd. A large number
of the members of the Native Sons of
the Golden West are planning to wit
ness the finish of the race before at
tending their outing, which is sched-
uled for that day at the Santa Monica
canyon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07
CITY LEAGUE

The Modern woodmen Of America
played the Melczers on the county
hospital grounds yesterday ana won .bs bs
game was the pitching of John Ash.
who struck out eight, while Barry. the
opposing slabster, famed six: Len
Mockler, first baseman for the WOOD
men, fractured the middle finger OF the
left hand in the fifth inning, being hit
with a pitched ball. Bennie Solomon
umpired a good game and no COM
nIaints were heard as to his decisions.
Following is the tabulated score:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
ALASKAN SALMON OUTPUT
LARGEST IN MANY YEARS
Seasons Total Yield viii Amount to
f,127 900 cases-VesseIs on Way
with Thousands of
Crates N

SAN FRANCISCO. September g.
The steamer Columbia, which arrived
here today, reports that this seasons
salmon catch in Alaska amounted to
1,127,0OO cases, the largest in many
years. The Columbia brought 1850
cases.
The bark Isaac Reed left August is
with $1,000 cases and Levi G. Burgess
August IL with $1,000 cases.
The bark Star of India sailed August
21 and the ship Indiana August 20 with
big consignments.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS GAMES

Manager A. E. Hawley of Santa Ana
will have to come through with a
French dinner for me for sending
down to the celery town a bunch of
ball players that defeated his team
the first shot out of the box. Hawley
sent me a note last week to the effect
that If could dig up a team that had
the material to wallop his classy bunch
he would buy" and as a result the
Belvidere club won from Santa Ana
yesterday by the score of to be-
fore one of the largest crowds that
ever entered Hawley park. The bat
teries for the winners were Hogan,
Murphy and Prayer, while Coleman
and Ruef were in the points for the
losers.
The Los Angeles Giants defeated the
Hynes team yesterday on the Joy park
diamond by the score of to Q. Follow
ing is the tabulated score:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07
VALLEY LEAGUE

Quite a change in the standings has
developed since last Sunday. The Ra-
cycles continue to hold the lead with
perfect percentage, the Pastimes and
the Woodill and Hulse clubs are run
ming neck and neck for second position.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07
SOUTHERN STATE LEAGUE

Games in the Southern State league
were of a classy nature. On the Dolge-
Vile diamond the Pico Heights won
from the Dolgeville club by the score
OF to Q. Reinhard got a three-base
hit. Following is the tabulated score:
moo IrnrdIJTq
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07
SUMMARY

Three-base hits-Nordquist, Bennett TWO
base hits-N. De Maggie. Struck out-by LIZ aes
fertv 4. by p. Dear TO- Bases on balls-On
I,afferty /, p Dear 1. Hit by pitched pail
Ruis. stockwell. Umpires-Flynn, Trudau.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07

SCORE By INNINGS
RH e.
ra,sops ....o0o 0 o o 0 90 Z
Hoegees ........0 0 o 90 0 0 IL
SUMMARY
Struck out--By Lane 8, Thomas .. Base
IN balls-off Lane 2, Thomas 6. Two-base
hit--RowelL Hit by pitcher-Salyer At
tendance 500. Umpire-Fernandez.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07
DOLGEVILL.M
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three-base hit--Rhuland. Sacrifice hits
Couts. Dear. Bases on balls--on Rhuland
4, Reid l. Seigel l. Struck out-By Rnu-
land 6. Reid 2, Seigel 3. Umpire-Duffy.
The Rivera ball team defeated the
Dyas-Clines by the score of to 8.
"Dumny'' Price. catcher for the Dyas-
Clines, got a three-base hit, while Cas-
tfeg made a two-base hit. Following
is the tabulated score:
nYAS-CTJNE
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07
SUMMARY

Bases on baiis-on Ash 8. of Barry q
Struck out-By Ash s. by Barry 8. stolen
fsess-o' Connor. Mockler, Nolle Three-base
hits-MockIer Markwith. Two-base hits
o'Connor, Ash, Nanny, Mckay. Sacrifice hits
-MocHler Markwith, Conway 2 Hit py
pitched ball-Nolle. Mckay. Passed bali
O. o'Connor /. Umpire-Ben Solomon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07

The Pacific Coast Syrup company
team defeated the Fraternal Aids yes
terday on the Ascot field, IL to 4. The
score:
Pacific Coast Syrups IL, hits 10, er-
rors 3.
Fraternal Aids 4, hits 8, errors 5.
Batteries-Schu1tz and Mcleod; |;
Wood and Evert.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07
ATHLETICS
SCORE BY INNINGS

SCORE BY INNINGS
r. H. e.
chttes ......0 o o 01 o 40 10
Atbietics 1 O o 0 o / o. 4
SUMMARY
Struck out-By Gouche Z. Grayson
tzoma r,,n-Gres Two-base hits-Gres,
saenz. Mast. ward, Ganahl, Haight Couts.
rime OF garne--1:25. Umpire-Fitzwiliiams
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07
BASEBALL ATHLETICS [41EEESal BOXING, ROWING,
NEWS AND NOTES OF THE DIAMOND
DPERKNs

while the Brooklyns and the Crescents
are evenly matched for the cellar honors
of the league. Following are the scores
of the different games played:
The Brooklyns defeated the Crescents
yesterday at Fiesta park by the score
of 10 to in eleven innings. Parson
hit the ball for a three-base hit with
three men on the bags.
On the Agricultural park diamond the
Woodill and Hulse team defeated the
Hoosiers by the score of to 4, while
the Racycles won from the Pastimes
by the shutout route, 2 to 0.
Manager George M. Ward of the Edi-
son team stated yesterday that Man
ager Harry Dexter of Pasadena is
thinking of joining the California Win
ter league, and il steps are taken to
this effect it will be a big feather in
the hats of the California Winter
league directors, as the Crown City
team is one of the fastest organiza-
tions in the south and will put up a
fine article of ball with the material
that Dexter will have during the winter
months from the eastern circuits. The
California Winter league is making
rapid strides in the new venture, and
when all arrangements are completed
classy ball will be dished out to the
fans that attend the games on the diff
ferent Southern California dirnonds.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07

The Euclids were defeated on the
Ascot diamond yesterday by the score
of IA to s. Williams and Collins were
chalked UP with three-base hits, while
Brooks, Williams and Lucas were
given credit for two-base hits.