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Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-28
FUNERAL NOTICES


Murphy, at Redondo Beach,
October 25 beloved husband of Mary A.
Murphy and father of Edward j. and Cora
Mae Murphy, brother of Edward and Will
lam Murphy and Mrs, c. c.. Bell Funeral
Thursday p. m. from St. Nibianas ca
thedral Interment, Calvary cemetery. Mon
treal and Chicago papers please copy.
10-2S-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-28
Weather Conditions

SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 27.-The following
maximum and minimum temperatures are
reported from eastern stations for previous
day: Chicago, 623S; New York, 62-4S;
Omaha, 56-40.
Forecast
For Los Angeles and vicinity: Cloudy
Thursday; light east wind.
For San Francisco and vicinity: Cloudy,
unsettled weather with rain Thursday
brisk south wind
For Santa Clara valley: Cloudy Thurs
day with rain: moderate south wind.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-28
sANITARIUMs

BANNING SANATORIUN FOR TUBERCU-
losis-Elevation 2S50. Pure mountain air and
Si3 20 SIS Address MRS. Il. STINSON,
Matron, Banning Cal. aO-l7-imo
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-28
Notice

In the Superior Court of the State of CAL
ifornia in and for the County of Los
Angeles.
In the matter of the dissolution Of the
Fire Pulp Plaster company, corporation
Notice is hereby given that application
has been made to the above entitled court
and filed in the office of the clerk thereof
for the dissolution of the Fire Pulp Plaster
company, corporation and It has been
ordered by said court that this mo-
tice of said application shall be published
once a week for six consecutive weeks, he-
ginning Thursday, the 2sth day OF October,
1eOO c. G. KEYES,
Clerk of the Superior Court.
BY A. ROBERTSON Deputy
Ao-asi ii-A-1i-is-aa
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-28
WANTED
Heip-Male

GOOD BOYS, THOSE
with wheels preferred to act as messen-
gers at Herald office. Inquire of business
manager HERALD co 1O-27-3
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-28
PASADENA

Circulation Dept-Home 26S5; Sunset 274o.
Correspondent-Day: Home Ex' a sunset
i54 Night: Home SiS5.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
YALE BEATS &. {. ". Y,
Three Fouls Beat Local Bns-
ketbaH PIaBfrs.

Twelve hundred spectators saw the Yale
basketball team defeat the CITY College five
at the g. Z. n. Y. gymnasium last night bv
a score of 10 To IS. The game was the most
exciting and fastest ever played on the To-
cal court. There was not a dull moment i'm
the game and the spectators were continu-
ally keyed to the highest pitch of excite
mcnt.
In the first half the local college five did
some brilliant passing. but the fine work
of Holden and Finessy kept the local play
ers from high scoring. The half ended with
a score of to I'm favor of Yale
&. &. n. Y. came back i'm the second hale
with rush and Sedransky dribbIed the ball
the entire length OF the floor and rammed
1t into the basket for a goal The applause
was just dying out when Finessy made a
wonderful backward shot from the middle
of the field for goal.
In the last five minutes of play Kaufman
shot a goal for G. G. n. Y. tying the score
Then Eames did some remarkable shoot
ing. He made three fouls in the last three
minutes of plav winning the game for
Yale.
Kaufman and Sedransky were the stars
for &. c. n. Y, their fast work and shoot
ing being features of the game.
The lne-up follows;
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
MATCH is ASSURED.
Hoppe and Morningstm to
Plan 800 Points.

Willie Hoppe and Ora Morningstar yes
terday afternoon posted $3.50 each with the
Brunswick Bal ke-Collender Company and
signed articles of agreement for a 150o-
point match at 1872 balk line billiards. Both
Hoppe and Morningstar have been worlds
champions at this difficult game, but re-
turned the emblems to the givers because
the rules of play did not suit them. The
point on which they split has been adjusted.
In place of titles passing with single
nights play all future matches for the
championship will cover three nights. blocks
OF 800 points being played each evening
George Slosson wanted TO make the match
three-cornered and was willing to bet
either $500 or $1,000. winner to take ALL as
an evidence that he was not despondent
over his indifferent showing in the recent
Garden tournament. The winner of the
Hoppe-Morningsta match will accommo-
date Slosson, il is said. at later date.
The articles signed yesterday call for a
meeting within sixty days for $500 side
and the net gate receipts the place of
meeting to be decided later. The balance
of the $500 side bet will be posted ten days
before the meeting
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
B4RNETT IS BEATEN.
Speedy Skater Fails to OUer-
come ThTtY-Ydrd Handicap.

Lawrence Barnett, the schoOboy skating
champion, with 81 yards penalty gave
S. @. Kelly, of Irving School. a lively
struggle for the hOnOrs in the senior races
Of the Public Schools Athletic League YES
terday at the St Nicholas Rink Barnett
gradually picked up the other handicap
men before the last lap of the half-mile
but Kelly. who had started from the limit
mark, had a commanding lead. and al
though the boy champion Sprinted hard
at The end, he was not quite able To get
up. and finished second
Il. GoerlitZ, of Public School 179 won the
race FOR boys under 100 pounds. He had
10 yards handicap on r. &. MyleS of Hill
School, and beat a good field of midget
skaters IN splendid style
The summaries follow:
Quarter-miIe handicap Cjuniors)-E. C;oer-
lltz. Public school 179 go yardsl. won; e r
jenkins, Public School 166 40 yards) second =.
q. Speigelbers: Hackley Institute go Yards.
third. Time. 81 2-5.
Hslf-mile handicap (seniors)-S q EsrIe,
Irving School Zoo yardsl. won: I. Barnett
De Witt Clinton High School scratch penal
lzed 30 yardsl. second. W. Kraus Irving
school t6O yardsl. third. Time. 2:I2 Is.
The first of the open skating races will
he held at the St Nicholas Rink to-mor-
row night. The events will consist of a
one-mlle handicap. half-miIe handiCap
and Class Is and qudrter-mile novice races
IN which all the first class speed skaters in
this vicinity will compete
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
RACING IN FLORID1.
Patsy, scith But7ceH Up, Wins
Palm Beach Handicap.

Jacksonville, Fla, Dec. 1S.-Patsy con-
Palm Beach Handicap, the feature event
at Moncrief to-day. The Randolph horse
carried 1l6 pounds and beat Green Seal
and Sir Cleges. Fine weather prevailed
Booger Red Castlewood and Patsy were
the successful choices
The summaries follow:
First race Selling; seven furlongs)-Adalia
81 king, to l. won; Diction. % lUraD. 10
!. second. Ny Henry 9s 81. Reid. IL 10 l. third
Time. %. Golden Flora. Saraband, Star over
and Ten PAGES also ran.
Second SELLING; six furongsl-Lad Irma
100 PoWers). > 70 2 won; Cowen. i06 ,Mc-
Carthy) II 10 I. second; Rialto. 40 king. : to
l. third Time. 1:14lb. Top Note san Gil, Ben
Double Hooray and Low Heart also ran.
Third race tsix furlongst-B Booger Red. III tG
BurnsD. Q 10 10, won Jack Nunnally, ia Peak
- TO =, second; Petulant. 117 TroXleTD. 100 to l.
third. Time / 10 Horace r. Harold Hall, NJ
J. Whalen and Rose Arltle also ran.
Fourth race palm Beach Handicap; one mile
and one siXteenthb-Pats ll6 (ButwelD, s to =
won; Green Seal. liz tGanz), Il to I, second /;
Sir Clegess los 'NicoD. 70 !. third Time
1.462s. Gretna Green and Terah also ran.
tPowers), to !, won; Admonish. l03 FTanklinD
= 10 !, second; AIelodeon. los C3ayner1 d ta /
third Time. l:4l% Mozart Font, Pimpante,
Mr.. Knapp Point Lace, Gatien Lass Hymwolf
and Winning star also
Sixth race .Cselling; one mile and a sixteenth
Elfall. Jos ClroxlerD. IL to >. won. Elgin. 90
tOLerU. 10 /. second. Summer Night. 1ol
Beokham. Cunning. Greenbrdge. Belleview and
Camel also ran.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
NEW CLUB OPENED.
Erery PrOUisiOn Made for 4th-
lctic Exercises.

WIN membership Of six hundred and a
new nine story house at Nos. As and so
West 54th street the City Athletic Club.
organized on November u, 1908. was for
mally opened and Dedicated last night TAX
log its place among the social and athletic
organizations of this city. Those compe-
tent TO judge assert that its rapid and en-
thusiastic growth from an idea TO a well
established realty assures it's permanent
succ, IS.
The officers are: President, FREDERICK
Lewisohn. first ice-president Ralph Wolf.
second vice-president. Edwin G. VogeI:
treasurer, Maximillan ]. Toch; secretary.
Stanley NJ lsaacs, and captain, Frank f.
Slazenger
The club has many attractive features
among them a swimming pool on the f1fth
floor. II is 90 feet wide 50 feet long. and
from 10 . feet deep with wide aisles
about the sides for spectators. A fully
equipped Turkish bath is located on the
same floor.
The gymnasium occupies the seventh and
eighth floors. running the full length and
depth OF the building On the ninth and
tenth floors are two squash courts of the
regulation size, with gallery and players
locker rooms. There are two bowling al
levs in the basement Al the dedication
ceremony held i'm the gymnasium last night
Ralph Wolf. on behalf of the club. gave G.
Richard Davis. chairman OF the building
committee. O. silver loving cup suitably en-
grayed
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
HODGMAN THE STAR
FOUR MORE CUPS HIS
Loses Only One 'Ereut :.
TraUcrs Island Trans

Fred A Hodgman's excellent shoo,s-
getting to be an old. old story amor
gunners Of the New York Athle,,c -
Notwithstanding the fact that the -
Winged Foot shot Is kept on s.~..1s
and the handicaps OF the other rnark.-.-'i
are increased. Mr.. HOdgman stil rna,.~-
to win the majority of the prizes each -
at Travers Island
Yesterday five events were dscid.d
with the exception OF the shoot for -. -
cember cup. the first event on tbs
gramme. Mr.. Hodgman was the uinr.-
every prize. In the weekly shoot fo-
Haslin cup he broke 3 out of a po..,s-'
p targets He made the same score 4, -,
race for the Wesley Richards en-,
in the latter event his score was sou.r..
by G. W Kuchl.r The shoot-oY ha-'
ever. went TO Mr.. HOdgman. with a a..
of o TO 20 bluerocks
Two gunners tied with Mr.. Hodzn.-
the shoot for fhe Hall cup TbA -
gunners all returned cards OF . ouf -
possible . targets. The shoot-oT 49,
went 70 Mr.. Hodgman.
The last event OF the afternoon MA.
shoot for a special prize offered bv DR. N.
Wolfe. The shoot was at ten pair. !.
doubles. and Mr. Hodgman was the ,yinr.,
with total OF 10 targets. The Decemb..
cup was taken by @. W. Kuchler.
The conditions on the firing line Wa.
anything but agreeable for the marksn.,
who were called upon to face a high CA
wind which chilled them TO the Lone
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
BRIGHTON TO RACE
RENEW OLD STAKES.
Programme Ont for Meeting
Nert Summer.

William A Engeman. president of the
Brighton Beach Racing Association, an
nounced yesterday "a list of stakes to be
decided at the summer meeting of 1910 at
Brighton Beach" This means that the as
sociation. which cancelled its fall meeting
In 1908 and did not apply for dates or a
license TO race last season, because of the
doubt that existed as to the future of the
sport under the law against organized
bookmaking, will demand a place in the
schedule next year
1t has been generally understood in racing
circles that some friction existed between
the, Brighton Beach Racing Association
and the Jockey Club, but no doubt this has
been smoothed out. or else the association
will apply to the State Racing Commission
for license, as was told in The Tribune
on Thursday, and conduct a meeting. even
II dates are not granted by the stewards of
the Jockey Club.
The Brighton Beach Racing Association
has recently cleared up all outstanding OBJ
legations TO horsemen entailed by the sum-
mer meeting of 1908. following the passage
of the Agnew-Hart law. For that reason
the State Racing Commission will have no
excuse to refuse it a license to hold a
meeting. and in all probability the stewards
of the Jockey Club will grant dates when
applied for. even though it will necessitate
a cutting down of some of the other asso-
Citations
Late in 1905 the Brighton Beach course
was dismantled, with the idea of cutting IL
up into building lots. but it was restored
last year for use as an automobile motor
drome
The list of stakes compares favorably
,,-{,l A.,
the Coney Island Jockey Club and the
Brooklyn Jockey club. The Brighton Han
dicap, at one mile and a quarter, made IA
nous by Broomstick. which in 1904 beat the
great Irish Lad head in the worlds rec
ord time for the distance, 2O2 As, will be
worth 5000 next year. the same as the
Brooklyn and Suburban.
The other stakes announced follow: For
three-year-ods and over-The Brighton
Mile. of 5000 the Invincible Handicap. of
$1,000, at one mile and furlong; the Islip
Handicap. of $3.50, at one mile and a fur
long; the Test Handicap. of s., ,O00 at one
mile: the Jamaica Stakes, of 1880. at six
furlongs. and the Nautilus Stakes of 81, ,5OO
at one mile and a sixteenth.
For three-year -olds-The Seagate Stakes
of $1.5OO. at one mile and a furlong: the
Glencoe Handicap, of $500. at six furlongs.
and the Iroquois Stakes. of s2,oo0. at one
mile and a quarter.
For two-year- -Olds-The Brighton Junior
of 5000. at six furlongs; the Neptune
Stakes. of $1,000, at six furlOngs; the Mon
tauk Stakes, Of $500. at six furlongs: the
Winged Foot Handicap, of $500. at six
furlongs: the Atlantic Stakes, of $3.50. at
six furIongs: the Distaff Stakes, of 81 800
at FIVE furlongs. and the Venus Stakes, Of
81 $50. at five and one-half furlongS.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
EXPECT GOOD NINE.
COlumha's Baseball Practice
VIII Begin Early.

Baseball practice is TO begin earlier at
Columbia this year than usual, and it is
likely that it will be conducted along lines
totally different from those of several sea-
sons past. Although the announcement
has not been made, it is practically as
sured that Frank Goodman, captain of the
1904 team. will be in charge of the coach
ing again this year. Last season he was
able to give little time TO the team, but
this year, with oSuth Field in good
condition for playing purposes. he
will be able to get around in time for the
daily practices. The team had TO practise
ar Van Cortlandt Park for the greater
part of last spring. and Goodman found
that il was impossible for him to spend
daily the time necessary to get to the
field.
The teamss prospects for the coming
season are much better than in recent years
at this time. and as il is the intention
Of the management to begin practice as
soon after the Christmas holidays as pos
sible 1t is probable that the nine will be
earlier and better developed than usual.
The schedule has not been given out yet.
but it is expected that it will contain be-
tween twenty and twenty-five games.
Last year only eighteen were scheduled.
cause it was impossible to use South Field
After an absence of one year Cornell
again has q place on the schedule, al
though only one game will be played with
the ltnacans instead of two that took place
each year up TO 1903. This one will be
played at Ithaca on April g, which is
earlier than these games have taken place
formerly.
The annual Southern trip at about Easter
viii be taken as usual, and arrangements
are being made for games with George
town, Virginia, Washington and Lee and
Annapolis. Later i'm the spring the
team will take n trip to Easton for the
annual game with Lafayette 1t is prob
able that on the trip TO Ithaca A game will
be played at Syracuse, and there will he
return game with the upstate min. In
New York in May. 1t has been decided
that if arrangements can be completed
a commencement week trip will take in
New England. There will be no game with
Harvard this season. but the trip will in
clude games with Wesleyan, Williams.
University Of Vermont, Amherst and
Brown
Columbia will have a strong pitching
staff, for. in addition to Murray Lee.
II. who has been the mainstay for two
seasons, l. Sullivan, IL :, who was in
eligible last year: a. Barili, II, another
of the meligibes, and E. r. O'Connell.
y, who pitched for the St Johns Col
lege team. of Brooklyn. two years ago.
will help out in this department G
Lommell, II, who caught for the nine
last spring, will be in iine for the same
place this year
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
SANTA HAS AN AEROPLANE.
Will Fly with It to Carnival at Dur
land S Academy

reel Curtiss aeroplane, It is promised
will fly into the Durland Riding Academy
on December % and bring Santa Claus
with presents for the riders in the carnival
which will be held in the ring that even
ing. Those who feel that flying machines
are like the best laid plans of mice and
men" inclined 10 advise Kris Krlngle TO
stick 10 his proverbial reindeer
Other features OF the programme will he
a game OF polo between the Durlands and
the crcklewoods. and a genuine skirmish
by the corps OF engineers of Company A of
the 22d Regiment. with Captain W r.
Porter in command Captain Jack Craw-
ford. chief OF scouts and hero of hundred
battles, VIII ride in the pageant.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
NO BASEBALL VAR.
Ban B. Johnson Says "Lynch
Is acceptable"

Chicago. Dec. 1s.-There will be no base
hall wal according to Il. b. Johnson. presi-
dent of the American League. who said
to-day that the election of Thomas Lynch
as president of the National League was
acceptable TO the American League.
Mr.. Lynch is acceptable TO the Amer
ican League" said Mr. Johnson. Il am
also pleased to know that Heydler has
heen elected to his old position. he is
too valuable a man for organized baseball
TO lose
Lynch should make a good president.
said Charles A. Comiskey. president of the
Chicago Americans. He was one of the
best umpires that ever handled a game in
the old DAYS. as he was endowed with ex-
cellent Judgment in handling players,
The election of Lynch was a complete
surprise TO local baseball men.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
MAKKSMEN In FORM
FULL. SCORES RULE.
U1ipd Fails TO SaUe Birds at
Crescent Traps.

The gunners of the Crescent Athletic Cluo
mustered i'm good force yesterday at their
Bay Ridge traps. and. despite the coid
weather and sharp northerly vino 'hae
sent the targets at many queer angles sew
eraI fun scores were made I'm the eight
matches contested.
w w Woodcock captured the principai
prize of the day--a special trophy onered
by n. X. Dreyer for the winner IN hftS-
bird match. Eleven entered for II. and
there was some close work among the
leaders woodcock's handicap was two
For his irst string of . he broke .. ana
his second showed q to his credit, making
a total of a. out of the possible 80 W. g
Damron proved a good second. for MS
score was q. only one bird behind the
winner.
Ten guns entered for the December Cup.
the third shoot of the month for this
trophy. With a handicap Of ". W.
Marshall scored %. the top figure. OF the
three pairs who shot in the team match.
J. j. Keyes and W. W. Woodcock were
the high men. with total OF Al. 10 %
made by ]. p. Fairchild and George
Brewer
Fifteen competed in the match for the
stake trophy. and four of them returned
full scores. They were J. P. Fairchild. j.
j. Keyes, l.. &. Hopkins and NJ. Stiner,
II was almost dark when Keyes and Hop
kins tied again with 2l each. They will
shoot off the tie next Saturday.
w. W. Marshall with a full score. won
a ifteen-target trophy match in which
twelve competed. and he tied in a similar
match. which Stiner won, with 13 broken
I'm the shOot-off. F. B. Stephenson and F.
W MOffett tied in the scratch shoot with
u each. and i'm the shootoff Stephenson
won. with a score OF II.
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
NO sNowsHoEs FOR HORSES
Drifts of THE Beautiful Put Stop te
Racing in Mexico.

Juarez. Mex. Dec. ls.-owng TO the ter
rihc SHOWS Of the last twenty four hours.
the races here have been declared off until
Tuesday.
The entries for Saturdays races stand
for Tuesday. with the exception OF the last
race. which was declared Off and another
substituted
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
ELECT HOWARD JONES
This Years Yale Coach to Drill
Ohio State Eleren.

Columbus. Ohio. Dec. 1S.-Howard Jones.
head coach of the Yale University un-
beaten eleven last season, was elected to
coach the Ohio State University eleven last
night for next year.
Jones lives at Excello Ohio. and 1t is be-
lieved that he will accept the place. which
A Z. Hernstein. a Michigan graduate has
held for the last four years.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
CONFERENCE AT PRINCETON.
Graduate Committee and Others Dis.
cuss Athletic Administration.

Princeton. n. j.. Dec. 1S.-The graduate
committee on athletics at Princeton Uni
versity had conference here to-day with
the captain of the football team and a rep
resentative of the faculty over the pro-
posed change I'm the administration of the
athletic affairs at the university. Action
on the matter was postponed until a meet
ing 10 be held next month. Those present
We're: Tracy Harris, SO. William H. Ed :
ward, 90, Robert Garrett. 81 OF the COM
mittee. Professor Howard McClenahan Of
the faculty. and Edward ]. Hart. captain
OF the football team.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
BOYS HIGH
BERGEN BEACH eUNNERs OUT.

There was an excellent field OF gunnsis
at the Jamaica Bay traps Of the Bergen
Beach Gun club yesterday. The weather
conditions were not particularly good ior
the sport. as it was not only exceedinsy
cold on the firing line. but a high VIVA
swept across the traps and whiriet u'
bluerOcks into almost impossible snoot-
ing angles. Notwithstanding the dn-
Guilty, the scores OF the different markSinsi
we're good and the sport was very in1S'
esting.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
Shoot-of-Stephenson. IL. Monett. 10
DEFENDER CI-P-2h TARGErS- Nn1c- 4 Z,
CAMP WINS AT BATH BEACH.

There was larger field than usual at
the Bath Beach traps of the Marine and
Field Club yesterday. The programme for
the afternoon called for a special shoot at
one hundred targets in customary strings
of twenty-five. The gunners fired into the
teeth OF cold northwest wind that made
the conditions exceedingly difficult The
prize was Won by C. NJ. Camp. who broke
seventy-two of the flying bluerocks.
The scores follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
Grand total
BRYANT HIGH
DE WITT CLINTON GUNNERs WIN
Defeat Marksmen of Boys High School
by Narrow Margin.

The De Witt Clinton High School marks
men won another victory yesterday. defeat
ing the BOYS High School team on tbs
ranges of the former school by a score os
80 To 247- Emerich and Brown. of Clinton.
returned full scores of 50. while Wickss. Of
Boys High. returned one Of S4
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
BIG SURPRISE FOR MRS. LYNCH

New Haven. Dec. 1s.-If Thomas j. Lynch
had any knowledge of the probability OF
his election as president OF the National
League he held 1t in confidence. as his wife
said to-day she was greatly surprised a,
the news of his election.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
SHO0T-OFF-el TARGEr
BRYANT GUNS YIN.
Defeat Norris High Marks-
men by One Point.

The Bryant High School marksmen &C.
feated the young sharpshooters OF the Mo--
ris High School on the grounds OF rhs
former on Friday by the narrow margin
of ! point krom. Of the winning team,
was high gun. with a clean string
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
NAUTILUS 3. C. TO GIVE DANCE.

The Nautilus Boat club will give danes
on Friday evening. January 81 m ''
Banquet Hall Of the Academy Of MUSES.
Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19

Goals from neld-kaufman ca. Finnessy ,S,
Holden ~. HeskoWitz t2l. Eames 90 Sedranskv
Goldman, Murfy fouls--Eames, q SuhStitutes
-t. G y \: kaufman, Friedman. Propper
Referee Tom Thorpe Columbia Umpire-Wen-
delken. Dr. Saysge's Gymnasium Ttna n,
halves-a0 minutes each -
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
DREYER TRoPHr-5o TARGET@HANDr-
{ TARGETS-HANnIcAP
SCRATCH sHoor-1s TARGETS

oot-off-J. ]. Keyes 81: L. g Hopkins. 81:
: Fairchild. 20. Tie TO be shot of next Sat