davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09

GETALs-TINThe London market was hiSher71 = =
local market was quiet at Zlog 5.tsoe, &C,
9PPE6 rs p 5d %a6 an faaTes hishSa an at fS5 e
was dull With lake quoted at l9o- z g l * a Ia Sc
LEAD unchanged at fl2 1ss % , in LO6doa ID Oct T6s q
4O7sc. sPELTER declined to f2l in London OK I1s y
Sc IRoN was lower at ASS cleveland warrants in
& the LSn9n % fGH5sf2 NdhP6 6hf 26a qnoad at s
The market for pig iron certificates the Produce
Quoted as Follows Cash and February. $l5 IS;
March. SIS 5og$l6 so April and May $40 oo~Slo 90
M6LAssEs AND sYRUPs-Ths market for molssses ss
grades well held Quotations fOllqw
MOIAssEs1New Orleans centrifusai e9Inm9n. nS SSg
leG. fair 1922: soSd 22a2ee prime 2SsSoe; Ne s
fair good 10 22c. prime. 2l csc; fancy
0IES-Cottonseed oil was shade easier to-day
under selling by local longs aed bear pressure &
March. 5656: l. ZOO May, 5siG6soc 100 July 5000
S9 and SGS sfPs%sfs Sss@ s'
pr ct 9lPS white 6bls 5Oo bulk &c:
RhiiadePha s45G; bulk 4S3e Refined cases Gases New y
Y0rf bis. ioc 5aK Soc Philadepha. s.s5c; bulk.
p Sc CoTTo%sEBD ofI-Pgia:e crude iOpl. 53aj
grEs pr W3p y99% s3% sD spot MAJ ag s
90 sePteaber & GstGeeT SI & OF Sumner
se' Ss5V 54ss 1855 toa PTe wbe 5G555 prime
raw 5556c out-of-own raw 54855o Calcutta raw, Toe
PRoVISIoSs@An easy hog market and commission
house selling .5 s0%f With ~a Sea ana
quite steady chicago receipts ~. oOo hogs with
21.Oo expected Tuesday kansas Clly nsa
QUO, Mess Sl7 50as1s family. SIS 50q*1o bo short
clear. S1e 5G0$2z BEEF-Easy SluoJed Mess $40 '
s s 6REs5E5 5sst 20 H6GsasdS 65E 6aessd sseoHs
$50 10 sac: 16O 10. s%c 140 ID sac; pigs DC CO 4
MEATs-Pckled bellies. Steady. Quoted- SnloklnSt u
l9c: 10 ID easIc c. u ID. a oi+c II ID. t4G95!c-
Picked hams. steady Quoted; et qlos. 1,,
Sssii stsai cry quoted @ Mdae estsrn 1909 Soc cry
lard steady Quoted: 9lsc Refined sTd easy S1
si2 IS CompoGnd frni. Quoted, olco. 139lalse: city
RICE-The market for rice ruled quiet and stesdv
here but active and at primary points OWING
offerings OF desirable sorts QuotaS0Is IolloH
ordinary 5Ac; prime 51s45+te; choice 6gSAc; heaa
Japsn, Sis14Ac Patna and slams 4tsgfe' 'ASa 0'tV
sI,GAR@The market for refined sugar was dull and
fansed The following list prices subject to re-
bate OF 10 points discount OF cent Tor csh
days: crystal dominos. Ehgle tablets 6aoc cut oa
l5c crushed. 535c mould a. &C. cnoes Eakie -lp a
royIered and Eagle confectioners granuiated- 40
xxx powdered 4S0c powdered. coarse powdered ana
fruit powdered Eagle end extra me
lated 465c; Eagle 70 cartons Of nns a, &
Soc ION bags do Soc 23 and 80 10 bags DO AIoe
TaEie nne or standard granulated and dlainono
A. 45c: confect!oners' A. 445c; No J. t-aoc: 10
2 i4Oc. Nos and = 4$5o; No g. 10. tsoS; &, 10 ~
oc- No III &C. No IT, 95c: No ~. 0Oc: No T. ss5e;
Nos IS and 1s nominal The London market for oeet
sugar was unchanged for the March position out Feo
arV and May Nd higher THIS mace ranES ut
los "a The local market was l-32c lower;
Win centrifugal quoted al 36fc Iiuscoysao es
test lie and sugar, 50 test SOC Ihie oe
cline was owing purchases Of Cuoa sugar Ior
nany at 2iic basis 96 test cost and freight equal 10
z IN
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
PAPER WORKERS IN CONFERENCE,

Boston. Feb S.-what is expected because OF
trade conditions to prove the most important con-
ference Of the craft IN years was opened IN this
city to-day by the International brotherhood OF
Paper Makers Pulp Sulphite and Paper MIL work
ers. J. J. Carey, of Watertown' N u IN nterra o!iai
,,-esident presided Several Of the leaders spoke.
urging q closer cooperation between the printing
trades and the naper makers
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09

In submitting the statement TO the stochhoiGeIs
Daniel Cfuggenheim, president OF the american
Smelling and Refining Company, says IN part.
.,a +a+a-,er+ showing earnings of the first
six months of the present fiscal year., which are
IN excess of per per annurn on the common
-focL- The business and earnings of the company
declined from the beginning 70 the end OF the nsca
YEAR ended April so 1905. Since the beginning OF
the rresent wear, however, the earnings nave bech
gradually improving month by month The com
Danv has not in the past issued reports 10 the
Stockholders with reference to the business OF the
cornDarv than at each annual meeting,
DrfnrnalIv for the reason that II is both difficult
and expensive accurately cut off the business OF
the company oftener than once year, on account
of the large value OF precious metals in process or
smelling and refining Your board of directors oe-
lieye however that the desire of the stockholders
for accurate reports to operations and profits
of the compalB as often as Is practicable is war
ranted
The balance sheet of the company Of October
p last compares with the close OF the previous
fiscal year on April &c, 1875 as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09

increase Of 6214oo0 quantity passage
Notwithstanding this, the Liverpool market strong
closing 8IIAe net higher. while Berlin was 2sc up
Budapest and Antwerp Stc higher and wheat In LV-
erpool Id higher Broonhal reported that part OF ms
fore strength due decreasing stocks Tor the
week good Continental demand and foods in Germany
Foreign houses bought opening and gave ts
loea market relatively opening than chicago
While Northwest amounted 547 CARE II was
said that they represented sales 20 Ill February eonSss
madam stocks increased $4,000 BUSH compared win
net decrease at these points last OF fSoVO oGsn
state report from Michigan for February SAID tnat 20
correspondents reported and S65 damage dur
and winter wheat belt practically bare OF snow was
conoinstion that helped shorts In the early part
Of the session. There however, low area IN t
far Southwest which the belt with snow aeaa
or the cold Exporters in the InarAet mere
red winter wheat, but could find little OF the grade
ed and total sales Of all kinds amounted TO only a
loads. Private advices said the southwestern SAs
situation still strong. Cash wheat IN tas IoeaI
market quoted the basis Of 81 IA for NO RED N
elevator and 81 10 ahoat: No Northern DuInSn.
In direct wheat activity corn was very
Quiec ali day, with advance Of &c at pest io-
lowed by reactions the close with list prices mere
practically unchanged The cables were S5R9So hsSE
supply 44OOo for the week The interior
movement literal, aggregating 10000 oush co1i
pared with 620000 bush last Exporters LOOK
No 2 here quoted 7115c elevator ana oSc
afoat; No 2 white nominal, and No yellow 0Sc
shoat. OATS-Ths market also rather quiet oot
had a steady unedrtone all day The visible supply
decreased $4,000 bush. Cash oats In New 1oTk we
ncianEed, closing follows: Mixed 70 70 5z ID 0f9
54}ac natural white 26 81 10, 645 Ac and c42pe9
white "a TO ~ n, 56z 962c. RYEMarket seSdS; no
quier: mating 7497sc. and feeding Toc C New 9orh-
BUCKNHBAT-Ne State quoted at 6sc asked.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
AMERICAN SMELLING REPORT.

The American Smelling and Refining Company
,as issued a statement for the SIX nlonths ehoeU
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
LIVE STOCK Market.

New York. February s, 1909.
rrrrrr V RF,C-EIPTS
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
NEW YORK PRICES.

Wheat: oPenng High; Low Gl9se 9ss; 6, day. lay.
July ,......-.. / 067s / O7A 1 Oe% os% oe
Corn: -.
la
Sen. SEM t.roier ':..: " 7ols 7O1s
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
WhitneY's Entry Wins

NEWMARKET, April 28.-The Heath
High Weight handicap, 10 sovereigns
each, 200 .sovereigns added, distance
Ave furlongs. was won today by H. p.
Whitney's Sixty II. Sea Queen was
second and Jovial third.
A selling plate of 1903 sovereigns, dis
lance four furlongs, was won by Miss
Ellen, owned by c. c. Carroll, an
American resident of Paris. August
Belmonts Burgman was second.
The Briefly handicap of 800 sover-
eigns for 3-year-olds and up, distance
six furlongs, was won by Paddington.
Promontory was second and H. p.
Whitney's Tinna Ken II was third.
The 2000-g guinea stakes for FLIES
foaled in 1906 was won easily by King
Edwards Menoru. The duke of Port
lands Pahleron was second and w.
RaphaePs Louviers third.
The victory of King Edwards horse
in the first "classic" of the season was
immensely popular, although most of
the public money was on the hitherto
Bayardo. The favorite, however, never
was dangerous and finished fourth.
The betting was 4 to ! on Menoru.
The Wilbraham plate of 200 sover-
eigns. distance four furlongs, was won
by Vale. Flying Seal was second and
Destination third. Among the ten
starters was Mr.. Whitney's Literal.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
n A CTD A 7 r
BASEBALL
MEMSIc AND PIcATo START WORK
TO-DAY FOR TEN-RoUND BATTLE

ton from the dopesters who look to
this man to add materially to the bat
ting power of the Angeles. He had
little opportunity to display his ability
yesterday, however. The new right
fielder is fast and shifty on his feet and
enters the game with the dash and vim
expected of big Lacquer
Capt. Dillon sat on the bench in uni
form, but will be seen back in the
game within few days. His bruised
shins are fast improving and soon the
cripples will be in working order again.
Delmas was credited with an error in
the ninth when he sidestepped Caffyn's
hot liner to short, the ball going to
center field and permitting Stovall to
score.
Several of the warmer hearted Angel
supporters turned their attention to
Umpire McGreevy and talked to him
in a manner not calculated to improve
that officials feelings. McGreevy is a
capable umpire. however, and he is wise
in paying no attention to the taunts OF
those who will never know as much
baseball as he has forgotten.
In the fifth inning Howard, second
baseman for the Angels, made pretty
running catch of Caffyns high fly,
shooting out his left mitt and picking
the ball out of the atmosphere in
sensational manner.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
CHICAGO PLANS
BOXING REVIVAL
WALSH BOXING BILL IS FAVOR
ABLY REPORTED
Proposed Legislation Provides for Six
Round Contests, and Pugillsts
Experience Frenzied Ac-
tlvity-Joker in Act

CHICAGO, April 2S.-Frenzied ac-
tivity among pugilists is the result or
news from Springfield that the Walsh
boxing bill has been favorably report
ed to the house. If 1t passes 1t Is ex-
pected the fighting game will once
more hold sway in Chicago.
Six-round bouts are provided for In
the bill, and SO far there has been no
opposition manifested. Decisions are
barred and the fashion in which the
ring is to be padded is defined.
The sale or gift of Intoxicating
liquors at any place where bout Is
held Is prohibited and six-ounce
gloves are required
There is one clause in the measure,
however, which may or may not be
the "telxer" This is a paragraph con-
timing the sport to established" clubs
or societies. Whether this means
clubs already established or those
which may be formed hereafter Is not
stated.
In case it simply means organiza-
ton Is necessary, every handball court
in Chicago and every hall where a line
of seats can be put up Is apt to be-
come the headquarters of club"
Passing of the bill will mean sud-
den shift in the plans of many boxers
who have been combining their opera
tons to the two coasts of late.
Mcfarland and Nelson probably
could draw as much in this city as on
the Pacific coast and a bout here may
be arranged, in case they can transfer
the go from Coffroth's club.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
ARRANGES SCHEDULE
Secretary Maggie Is Given Initiation at
Meeting of Directors of
Amateur Sunday Or
ganization

Secretary c. A. Nagle of the South
ern State league experienced a very
strenuous evening at the league meet
ing. 1t was the occasion of the an
nouncement of his coming marriage,
and after the routine was transacted
the directors proceeded to give him q
bachelor remembrance. 1t was in the
nature of a goat-riding candidate at
his initial appearance at lodge meet
ing.
After the ceremony was over Maggie
was not in physical condition to ira
verse the long and weary journey to
Los Nietos and went to the home OF
President George Reeves.
Redondo will have more than its
share of games next Sunday, as a
double-header will be played on that
diamond. The first game will be played
in the morning and the second game in
the afternoon.
Notwithstanding the fact that Presi-
dent Reeves tried to keep quiet among
the members of the league directors
considerable noise was started among
several of the managers present, and
people passing along North Broadway
thought the sharpshooters of Admiral
Ijichi were marching through Los An
geles in search of Russian deserters.
Manager Murphy and Nagle will re-
sign after the league series is over,
owing to the fact that they must de-
vote more time to business. Peter
Hansen has presented his application
as team manager.
Redondo and Long Beach, leaders of
the league percentage column, will meet
Sunday, and as the Thistles and the
Riveras tie for third place there is
bound to be a change right down the
line. Downey will battle with Florence
Grahams, while Pico Heights and
Huntington Park clash at Huntington
Park, Gardena and Dyas-Cline travel
ing to Redondo for their contest In the
morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BOSTON, April 2S.-In slow game
marked by the visitors poor fielding,
Boston defeated New York today, IL to
2. Steele pitched effectively. Score:
Boston II, hits 10, errors 2.
New York 2, hits 5, errors 9.
Batteries-Steele and Carrigan; Ford,
Quinn and Kleinow.
WASHINGTON, April 2S.-Washing-
ton defeated Philadelphia today in an
exciting ten-inning game, to 2. A wild
throw to the plate in the tenth by
Baker let in the winning run. Score:
Washington 3, hits 8, errors 0.
Philadelphia 2, hits 7, errors 2.
Batteries-Groom and Street; Coombs,
Vickers and Thomas.
CLEVELAND, April 28.-Cleveland
was beaten today, 8 to l, by Detroit.
Mullin was effective, while errors by
Young were costly. Score:
Cleveland 1, hits 4, errors 3.
Detroit 8, hits u, errors 0.
Observation-Disclosures and Young and
Easterly; Mullin and Schmidt.
CHICAGO, April 20. - Chicago-St.
Louis game postponed; cold weather.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

CINCINNATI, April 28.-Four hits
and two errors gave Chicago four runs
and the game In the ninth inning. Reul-
bach's wildness helped the locals to
several of their runs. Score:
Cincinnati 5, hits 8, errors 2.
Chicago 6, hits 10, errors 0.
Batteries-Ewing and Roth; Reul-
bach and Moran.
Umpires-Klem and Kane.
ST. LOUIS, April 2S.-The st. Louis
team won the final game of the series
with Pittsburg here today by the score
of 8 to 2 Pittsburg used three pitch
ers. Score:
st. Louis s, hits 10, errors 8.
Pittsburg 2, hits g. errors 3.
Batteries-Beebe and Phelps; Wacker,
Leifield, Maddox and Gibson.
Umpires-O'Day and Emslie.
PHILADELPHIA April 2S.-After
being held to two hits in eight innings
by Foxen today, Brooklyn won the
game in the ninth by scoring five runs
on doubles by Alperman and Jordan, a
single by Kustus, a triple by Lennox,
sacrifices by Hummel and Bergen, a
double steal by Sebring, who got a
pass, and Kustus, and an error by
Doom. Grant made a record for the
league this season in five singles in five
times at bat. Score:
Philadelphia l, hits 8, errors 2.
Brooklyn 6, hits 8, errors 0.
Batteries-Foxen and Doom; Scanlon
and Bergen.
Umpires-Johnstone and Cusack.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
STATE LEAGUE

FRESNO, April 2S.-Listless playing
lost to Fresno the first game of the
series with the Stockton champions.
The visitors outplayed the locals at
every stage of the game and at no
time did the Tigers have a chance.
Score:
Stockton 6, hits 8, errors /.
Fresno /, hits 4, errors 4.
Batteries-Clark and Hackett; LANCE,
Smith and Kuhn.
SANTA CRUZ, April 2S.-Score:
Santa Cruz 4, hits 10, errors 2.
San Jose 2 hits 7, errors 3.
Batteries Jones and Eastwood;
Stricklett and Smith.
OAKLAND, April 2S.-San Francisco
defeated the Oakland State leaguers to-
day, to 2, both pitchers showing good
form. Score
San Francisco 3, hits 9, errors 8.
Oakland 2, hits 6, errors l.
Batteries: Burke and Lane; Ander-
son and White.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
RESULTS AT PIMLIco

PIMLICO, Md, April 2S-First race, fur
longs, selling-Busy won, Racebrook second,
Fauntelroy third time 40 1-5.
Second race, 1 mile, selling-Quantico won,
Campaigner second, Lad of Langdon third;
time 1:41 4--5
Third race. furlongs-Royal Onyx won, De-
mund second. Live Wire third; time 1:1s 40.
Fourth race, Patapscho steeplechase, about 2
miles histledale won, Sir Wooster second,
Grandpa third time 4:29.
Fifth race, mile-Hiltop won, Indian Hum
ter second, Pocomoke third; time 141 3-5.
Sixth race, mile and 60 yards-Stattsman
won Pins and Needles second. Juggler third;
time 1:45 1-5.
Seventh race, furlongs-Miss Norris won.
Lucetta second, Lovewatches third; time
40 2.5.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
RESULTS AT LEXINGTON

LEXINGTON, Ky. April 2s.-First race. "A
furlongs, seling-Brunhilde won, Jackstraw
second, Inferno third; time ;56 s-5
Second race. furlongs; purse-Crystal Maid
won, Dainty Dame second, Floral third; time
1:2s.
Third race, furlongs-Rehned won, Aspiring
second, Etchip third; time lis As.
Fourth race. Az furlongs-Clauda won, My
Gal second, Mabel Dame third; time :66 1-5.
Fifth race, furlongs-Mentor won, Jupiter
second, Edwin L. third; time 1:15 4-5.
Sixth race, 1-16 miles-Grenade won. Arrow
swift second, Broadside third; time 1850.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Three-base hits-Bodie. Doyle. Two-base hit
-Zamlock. Sacrifice hits-Doyle. Bodie, Brown,
Tenant, Flanagan. Bases on balls-Of Brown
ing L. Struck out-By Browning, 8; by Brown,
. Double play-Browning to Zeider to Ten
nant. Wild pitch-Browning. Time-1:S5. UNI
pire-McCarthy,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
Nc tes of the Game

season for Vernon yesterday by defeat
ing Los Angeles. Hap's star twirler
has lost only one game this year, hav-
ing been trimmed by the Seals last
week, breaking a complete list of win
nings. He was in fine form.
Martinke played one of the best
games he has put up this year The
Vernon left fielder was credited with
the only double of the afternoon, and in
addition he accepted two difficult
chances in his position making a star
running catch of Tozer's long fly to
left in the seventh. Martinke is i'm
proving fast and will bear watching.
Beall was the object of much atten-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
SEATTLE STADIUM is ARRANGED
TO ACCOMMODATE GREAT CROWDS
THlRTlETH STREET BOYS
SWAMP UNION AVENUE TEAM
Champions Of Division No. I Go Under
to the Score of
% to o

Twenty-Five to nothing. A baseball
game. The teams represented the
Thirtieth Street school and Union Ave-
nue. school. ~.
The Thirtieth Street school won. the
hitherto champions of division NO. i,
the Union avenue nine, were simply
swamped when they clashed with the
boys from the Thirtieth street scnool.
To add a little interest to a listless
contest Mcclure and Ebaundes lifted
the ball over the fence for home runs.
The other members of the winners did
not have to knock out home runs, scor-
ing on hits and errors.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
Stars Trim Gates Street

The Stars shone brightly in their
game against the Gates Street school
nine yesterday afternoon and tucked
away the game by a score OF to 0
The game was played at the grounds at
Gates street and Avenue Twenty-one
and was witnessed by a large crowd.
Inability to hit Dowd, pitcher for the
Stars resulted in the defeat of the
Gates street aggregation.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
LONG BEACH
LAroNIA STAKES ANNOUNCED

CINCINNATI. April 2S.-The entries
for the stake events of the spring meet
ing of the Latonia Jockey club closed
today.
The Latonia Derby closed with thirty
four entries The entries for the 2
year-old events show a decrease over
last year, while those for older horses
show an increase.
The meeting begins May 25 and con-
tinues thirty days.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
SACRAMENTO SHUTS
OUT SAN FRANCISCO
Brown Proves Mystery to Seals, and
Senators Pile Up Hits and
Runs-DoyIe and Bodie
Hit Triples

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S.-sacra-
mento shut out the locals today
Brown proving a mystery to the San
Francisco batters, who collected but
five scattered hits off his offerings,
while Graham's men piled up nine hits
and four runs. Doyle connected with
one of Browning's curves for three
bases and Zamlock got a two-bagger,
aiding considerably in the rungetting
San Francisco barely missed scoring
early in the game when Bodie hit for
three bases. Zeider had been caught
between second and first just before,
which made Bodies hit count for
nothing in the score column. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
PORTLAND'S COLLEGE
PITCHER BEATS OAKS

PORTLAND, April 2S.-Portland's
young collegian. Roy Willett, recently
from the Colorado School of Mines,
was an unfathomable mystery to Oak
land today. The best that the visitors
could do with him was to secure four
hits and only one of these resulted in
scoring. Portland, on the other hand,
slammed Marie hard at the right mo-
ments, and with considerable errors
on the part OF the visitors the locals
managed to pile UP eight runs by the
time the eighth inning was ended.
Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
Tennis Association Meets

The Southern California Lawn Tennis
association held an important meeting
yesterday afternoon at the First Ma
tional Bank building and discussed
several matters of Importance regard
ing the coming summer tennis tourna-
ment dates. A committee was appoint
ed to meet with outsiders regarding the
dates.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
Wright Wins Again

NEW YORK, April 2S.--In addition
to winning the national amateur bill
lard championship, H. A. Wright of
San Francisco annexed another prize
today. He and Clarence Jackson of
Chicago had tied for the single high
average with 16 1926 each during the
tournament, and during the play off
this afternoon Wright won, 400 to 1893,
The winners average was 26 1915, and
his high runs So, 81 and 48.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
Senators Defeat Tenth

the Tenth Street school yesterday aft
ernoon at the play grounds corner of
Eleventh and Flower streets by a score
of 6 to 4. The game was closely con-
tested throughout. Jones played star
game for the winners and Ferrio for
the losers.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
Chamberlain Elected Captain

Willard Chamberlain, for several
years manager of the Polytechnic high
school track team, was yesterday after
noon at an election held at Poly elected
to captain the team for 1910. Chamber
lain won his track honors while on the
Thirtieth street school track squad, and
is we'll liked among the students of the
Washington street school.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
Walsh Will Join sox

CHICAGO, April 2s.-Pitcher Ed
Walsh, who has been holding out for
higher salary, will, 1t was stated today
by President Comiskey of the Chicago
American league team, join the club
here tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
SANTA CLARA BEATS ST. MARY''

SAN JOSE, April 2S.-Santa Clara
college won the third and deciding
game OF the series with st. Mary's for
the collegiate championship of the Pa
cifc coast today by punching hits off
Hart in the fourth inning and by clean
fielding with men on bases. Score:
Santa Clara 8, hits 5, errors 3.
st. Marys 1, hits 2 errors l.
Batteries-Friene and Shafer; Hart
and Simpson. Umpires-Bnl Lange
and Bob Eager.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
PAsTIME WINS INDOOR GAME

The Pastime Athletic club indoor
baseball team last night defeated the
Long Beach team by a score of Il to
on the Long Beach courts. The fea-
ture of the game was the strong team
work and heavy hitting of the winners.
The Pastimes are the champions of the
south and challenge all corners.
Following is the lineup of last
nights game: