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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-04
MAN FRIDAY IN
COOPER RACE

The Cooper cup race on Sunday for
small yachts, inside Pearl Harbor, is
getting the shippers of the smaller
craft all up to windward with their
helms aweather.
There was another entry in the race
made yesterday. Tommy King will sail
the sloop Man Friday, the use of which
he has recently acquired and he states
that he expects to sail rings round the
whole bunch-if they drop their
anchors.
The other shippers all agreed to have
the friend of Robinson Crusoe enter the
race with the same handicap as the
Malolo. This will make six entries in
the race and very pretty struggle is
sure to be the result
The entries with handicaps are: De-
fance, scratch; Maggie, s Minis; Dag
mar, Is Minis; Malolo, Chip and Man
Friday, 20 Minis. EACH
The Hawaii IL will leave Honolulu
harbor at the mystic hour of 1880 a.
m. on Sunday morning in order to he
down at the yacht clubhouse in plenty
of time for the start. Those who fig
ure on going on her should set the
alarm clock so that = will ring before
break fast time. Note, all hands must
shave before coming aboard. Vast
| snoring and tumble out early.
Vice Commodore Jaeger will take a
party down in his launch and has kind
ly offered to see to setting the rice mill
mark. This is the only mark that has
TO be set as all the others are regular
channel buoys or stakes.
The race will start at 10 a. m. which
will allow just enough time for those
who wish to see the start to get to
the clubhouse via the 9:l5 a. m. train
from the o. R. and L. depot.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-04
CRICKET GAME
WITH SAILORS

There will be great game of cricket
at Makiki field tomorrow afternoon.
The Honolulu c. G. will play team
combined from the sailors from the
British steamer Yeddo and the ditto
ship Glenholm. The steamer boys want
ed to play match but found that they
could get only seven players away from
duty at one time, so they have com
bined with the wind TANNERS, who will
put in four men.
The combination is going to be a
hard one to beat as any British vessel
has some good cricketers aboard and,
when you combine a team from two
of them you may be sure that you have
something hard to GO against. The
game will start at O'clock and it is
hoped that the local players viii turn
out in full force.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-04
DRAGONLETS
WILL DECIDE

The c. A. C. viii have a very impor-
tant meeting tonight. It will be at the
Chinese Y. NJ. c. A. and every member
of the team is requested to show up.
The occasion is ting report of President
Goo Kim after his confab with the
Riverside league.
1t will decided definitely tonight
whether the dragonlets will stay by
the Riverside league or go out and join
some other league. The pros and cons
of the situation have been properly
hashed and now it remains only for
the c. A. c. to take a vote and decide
the matter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-04

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-04
OPEN GUN CLUB
SHOOT SUNDAY

The Hawaiian gun club will hold its
eleventh semiannual open shoot next
Sunday starting at a. m. on the Ka-
kaako traps This is one of the most
attractive sporting events in Honolulu
and always draws a large crowd of
clay pigeonites as we'll as a bunch
of spectators.
A program has been arranged with
seven events of which four are free
for all There will be a medal given
for the highest average during the
day and there will be a lunch served
at the clubhouse. Shells may be had
at the grounds.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-04

President Taft plays golf fairly well.
but on his return from Cuba, away
back in his career, he did not make
a good impression on the links. After.
some pretty bad work on the first two
holes, he said alphabetically to his
caddy. a stranger from the East: I'm
certainly out Of form today. I've been
on a sea voyage, you see. It must
have upset me-" played before,
have ye?" said the caddy.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-04
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COMBS, BARRETTES. ETC.

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-04

Above reward will be paid for in
formation leading to arrest and convic-
ton of person who maliciously shot one
of the deer on the Moanalua Estate.
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1865 Superintendent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-04
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
CLEAR HORIZONTAL
STICK HIGH in AIR
POLYTECHNIC BOYS WHO EX-
PECT TO DO MUCH
Ward and WaIberg Are Said to Be
Most Expert Jumpers Attached
to Washington Street
Institution

Two Of the best high jumpers in the
south are Ben Walberg and B. Ward
of Polytechnic high school, and they
have been making a fine showing in re-
cent meets in which the high school
squad has been participating with
other Southern California schools.
Ward did feet inches when he
first started out in grammar school
meets, and for number of months
has been going higher and higher every
day in practice, and now is able to do
feet S% inches over the sticks.
Last year he won the grammar school
meet which was held on the Bovard
field under the direction of Harvey
Holmes, who recently went to take
charge Of the Denver Athletic club ply
sical training department.
Walberg is considered to be the best
high jumper at Polytechnic high, and
so far has had only one competitor in
high school ranks, Davies of the Los
Angeles high school track squad. Wal
berg, like Ward, entered in grammar
school athletics in the sprints and
dashes, and won several first places
for the team. In the meet against
u. S. c. Ward jumped 5 feet 9 inches.
and is reckoned as one of the best in
Southern California.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
|. A. HIGH TRACK TEAM
ESTABLISHES PRECEDENT
First Time in Southern California
Preparatory School Defeats
College Men

The Los Angeles high school track
squad by defeating Pomona college
Saturday at the Claremont field is the
first preparatory school to win from
9. college track team in Southern Cali
fornia. Despite the fact the cinde1
path was heavy, several excellent
marks We're recorded.
Rubio, the fast 100-yard sprintez
who was second in this event, showed
his ability and no doubt will give
Waldo Throop, the Poly high school
10G-yard man, a hard run for honors
when Los Angeles high school meets
Polytechnic on Washington's birthday
Simpson, a new man at the hilltop
school, showed up we'll against
Sturges, the fast Pomona athlete, in
the mile run. The time in this event
was 4:54 As.
w. Dawson, who won the 440-yard
dash, finished just ahead of Case OF
Pomona, while Gadwood was third.
D. Dawson came to the front again
in the high jump, defeating Seaver.
The most interesting race of the aft
ernoon was the S8O-yard run, which
was won by Mcclure from Carver, and
the finish was so close that the Judges
debated a long time before rendering
a decision. but finally awarded the
race to Mcclure
High school won nine firsts and
seven second positions. Coach Ralph
Noble and Captain Phillip Harrigan
were so we'll pleased with the showing
they will give the track squad a ban
ouet in a few days.
"You can say for me- said Captain
Harrigan last night, that the faculty
of the Los Angeles high school was
well pleased when told of the result
Saturday afternoon. Much praise must
be given to Coach Ralph Noble for
the way he handled the men and the
time he passed with us afternoons. Ir
behalf of my teammates L want to
thank him."
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
HUNTINGTONPARk
DEFEATS DOWNEY
THIRD BASEMAN DANIELS
FRACTURES NOSE
BOYER SECURES THREE HITS
FROM FOUR TIMES AT BAT
FulIager Strikes Out Ten Men for
Winners, and Poe for Losers
CompeIs Eight to Pound
Wind

The Huntington park club defeated
the Downey club yesterday afternoon
at the Huntington park field, by a
score of to 3.
The first minor accident reported in
the Southern State league this season
occurred yesterday at Huntington park
when Daniels, third baseman for the
winners, received a fractured nose
while sliding to second base in the
fourth inning. The accident was un-
avoidable.
The features of the game were the
hitting of Boyer for the Huntington
Park team, who got three hits out of
four times at bat; the pitching of Full
lager, who struck out ten of his op-
ponents, and Poe for Downey, who
famed eight.
Ward, for the winners, stole four
bases and scored. FuIlager, Newcomb
and Freeman we're chalked up each
With two-baggers. Leonard has signed
with DoWney. The score:
HUNTINGTON PARK
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
BOYLE HEIGHTS CLUB
PLAYS WITH SCRUBS
GAME WITH INGLEWOOD FAIL S
TO MATERIALIZE
Merchants Defeat Opponents Ey Score
of z to in Contest Which Brings
Out Several Exciting
Feature

What was expected to have been a
classy game yesterday afternoon be-
tween the Boyle Heights Merchants
and the Inglewood teams turned out
the opposite. The contest took place
at the Salt Lake diamond yesterday
afternoon.
Not to disappoint the large attend
ance who gathered to witness the dia-
mond battle the manager of the Mer-
chants played against a scrub team
and won by score of z to 5. Several
features were brought out in the game
by each side. Richard Kelley, the one
armed ball player of the Merchant
team in right garden, out of three times
at bat got a single, made a double and
stole bases three times in four innings.
Leitner in left field for the losers ac-
cepted nine chances without an error
George Leahy, brother to Tom Leahy,
better known as the truck driving kid,
was behind the timber for the defeated
team and did great work, retiring sew
eral base runners between the first and
second bags.
Mart Rose, a local prize fighter, acted
as pitcher for the same club, and COM
PEELED eighteen batsmen to pound the
air.
The Merchants used two pitchers,
Hit and Prentice. Hit famed six
while Prentice struck out ten Orne-
las, as backstop for the winners, was
there in picking 'em off the bat and
also was chalked up with a three-bag-
ger. In the last of the eighth inning
the scrubs made a double play, FRANKIE
to Fitzgerald.
Following is the lineup of both
teams:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
COMPLETING
WORK ON NEW AEROPLANE

Roy Knabenshue has completed the
framework Of his new aeroplane, and
has the cloth partially on the planes.
He is making the machine specially
light for reasons of his own in making
his initial experiments, and visitors to
his airship shed who are privileged to
see the aeroplane in nearly all cases
have their own ideas about the con-
struction and attempt to point out why
he should make the framework heavier.
He expects to finish the aeroplane
within a comparatively short time. AS
he is not building it for exhibition pur-
poses, but for his personal satisfaction,
the trials will not be public.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
ALL STARS WIN
Off FSPFRANzAS
oNE-SIDED GAME ENDS IN
SCORE OF 9 TOP
PHILLIPS, PITCHER FOR WIN.
NERS, STAR PERFORMER
Victors' Mound Artist Fans Eleven
Men and Does Not Permit oppo-
nents Once to Find
Leather

The All Stars and the Esperanza
ball clubs of the miscellaneous ranks
played at the North Pasadena diamond
yesterday afternoon, the All Stars win
ming by a score of 9 to 2.
The features of the game were the
hitting of the All Stars team and the
twirling of Phillips for the winners.
Pat Phillips, the former St. Vincent
box artist, was on the mound for the
winners and famed eleven men, while
Carr for the losers struck out five.
Phillips got a three bagger the first
time at bat and also pitched a no-hit
game.
Pitcher Carr for the Pasadena club
circled the bags first for the winners
in the third inning. Catcher Cruis in
the last of the eighth inning followed
Carr's stunt by sending the ball out in
deep left for the other score Of the
afternoon. Morris Scanlon, shortstop
for the winners, out of three times at
bat got two hits and made one run.
Following is the tabulated score:
49,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
lyon TO PITCH
FOR [. A. GIANTS
White Slabster to TWirI for Strong
CoIored Aggregation When Team
Goes North Next
Month

Robert Lyon, said to be one of the
best semi-professional pitchers in
Southern California, has been secured
by the manager of the Los Angeles
Giants to act as box artist when that
aggregation Of ball tossers go north in
March.
Lyon is one of the speediest and best
slabsters in the Southern California
semi ranks. For several years he
has been pitching in miscellaneous
games, and in a recent game at Azusa
he twirled against Babe Asher of the
Cleveland team, losing by a score Of 2
to 1 in an eleven-inning game.
Lyon will play out the series with
the Giants on their northern trip and
then report to Muscogee team, in the
Western Association league. Lyon is
well liked among the amateur ball play
ers and it is believed he will make
fine showing against northern pitchers.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
MERCHANTS.
Ornelas
C0VINA BALL CLUB WINS
FROM SUNBRIGHT BABES
Up to Fifth Inning Result of Game
Was Doubtful, but Three-Bagger
Settled 1t

COVINA, Feb. 1.-THE Covina base
ball team played the Los Angeles Sun
bright Babes baseball team here today
and won by q score of to f.
1t was a spirited game throughout
and was any ones up to the fifth in
ming. Fairly and King were in the
points for the locals, while Derina and
Botello were in the points for the
losers.
Sam Ferraris for the Los Angeles
team made a three-bagger, while Stu
art for the Covina club plugged the
leather to left field for a three-bagger
when three men were on bases and each
scored.
Before boarding a car for home Man
agers Pedrotti of the Angelenos chal-
ienged the local team for a game next
Sunday for a side bet of $780, which no
doubt will be covered the latter part of
the week by the fans of this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
SALT LAKE DEFEATED
BY PASADENA, 8 to-
GAME IS ANYBODY'S UP TO
EIGHTH INNING
Crown City Aggregation in Next tc
Last Session Finds Ball for
Five Hits and Five
Runs

PASADENA, Feb. 14.-Pasadena took
the visiting Salt Lake team from Los
Angeles into camp on the Raymond
grounds this afternoon by the score Of
9 to Z. 1t was a game which had
every fan in the crowd Of 800 present
standing on his feet and bowling his
loudest, for nobody had the game
cinched until the eighth inning, in
which Pasadena landed five hits for
five runs. The visitors tried to come
back in the ninth, but with two men
on bases and a long hit sent to right
field that looked good for a home run,
Tobet, who was playing out, made a
one-handed running catch that made
the third out and saved the game. A
similar catch by Copeland earlier in
the game also helped.
Three home runs two by Pasadena.
players, were features.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
SAN DIEGANS EASILY
| FROM EDISON TEAM
ANGELENOS 0UTCLASSED BY
SOUTHERN PLAYERS
Previous to Ball Game Program of
field Sports Was contested-Per=
ring Won Accurate ThroW-
ing Event
Especial to The Herald

SAN DIEGO, Feb. 14.-San Diego
easily defeated the Edison team Of Los
Angeles this afternoon, the visitors be-
ing outclassed in every department Of
the game and never standing ghost Of
a chance to win.
Butler pitched in fine form for San
Diego, holding the northerners down to
five hits and striking out eleven men.
Previous to the baseball game a pro-
gram of field sports was given. Oakes
won the circling of the bases eveNt i'll
1515 seconds. Perring won the accurate
throwing and also the fungo hitting
event.
= Four men tied for first place in the
bunting and running to first base.
Oakes, Bennett, Downie and Mckay
each did the trick in 31a seconds.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
WRIGHTS TEACH FLYING
TO DISTINGUISHED MEN
Americans Draw Large Crowds to
Pau, Where Successful Flights
Excite Wonder

Wilbur and Orville Wright are at
Pau, on the southern edge of France,
and in consequence the city has be-
come one Of the society centers of
Europe. Orville Wright is mainly de-
voting his attention to their aero
plane, while his brother is teaching the
art of flying to distinguished pupils,
one of whom is to be King Alfonso of
Spain.
Wilbur Wright has made a number
of flights, and has excited the wonder
of the large crowds witnessing his ma
neuvers. He has had M. Paul Tissan-
dier and Captain Lucas Gerardville as
his pupils on the, first flights. Both
end of next month to receive the gold
medal of the Aeronautic society OF
Great Britain.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
REDONDOCLUB LOSES
LOS ANGELES GIANTS
TAYLOR AT THIRD ACCEPTS
EIGHT CHANCES
Clark for AngeIenos Strikes Out
Seven AdVersaries and Abbott
for Beachites Stays
Four Men

The Redondo club was defeated by
the Los Angeles Giants yesterday after
noon at Scottys park by score of {
to 2. 1t was a fairly played game, the
features being the playing of Taylor
at third base, who got eight chances
and accepted them all.
Although each club was chalked III
with one error. the Redondo team
played as though they were stage
frightened and could not connect with
the ball.
Pitcher Clark for the winners strucB
out seven, while Abbott for the Beach
aggregation famed four.
A double play was made in the
Giants camp, Lane to Taylor to Boggs
Following is the score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
HUBERT GIANTS WIN
FROM DRUID ORDER
Cuban Blues Play Game Previous to
Main Event and Defeat WeIIinq-
ton Heights by to
Score

The Hubert Giants at the Boyle
Heights Athletic diamond yesterday
afternoon defeated the. Order of Druids
by score of 4 to g.
Raleigh, for the losers, struck out
eleven, while Hinkle famed eight.
Manager E. ]. Bondi had a band on the
field rendering rag time music for the
fans.
In first game the Cuban Blues lost
to the Wellington Heights by a score
of to 4. The wellington club made
eleven base hits, while the Cuban Blues
got three.
Following is the score of the second
game:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
Affiliated Aero Clubs
Aero Clubs Banquet
Growing Use of "set sparkD

1t is stated upon good authority that
at least 40 per cent of the better
known French makers have now
adopted the 'set spark system of ig-
milton regulation in preference to The
use Of the variable timing and HAND
regulation system which is in moro
common use in this country at this
time. The advantage secured in rid
ding the driver of one of the numerous
matters to be attended to in handling
the machine is obvious. The practice
is made possible by the use of mag
neto ignition. The voltage of the
magnetic current increases with the
speed and the intensity of the spark
consequently increases proportionately
This effect is supposed to compensate
for the lead which otherwise would be
required, so that the regulation is
thus made automatic and in direct re-
sponse to the speed.-Motor. World.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
AERO CLUB OF CALIFORNIA is
FAST INCREASING MEMBERSHIP

Deputies who are working to increase
the membership of the Aero club of
California under the direction Of Busi-
ness Manager Leonard, Edgar S. Smith
and j. H. klassen are meeting with
success, and the usual number of new
members will be admitted next Tues
day evening. The club is averaging
twenty new members at each meeting
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
MELCZERS LOSE TO
CLUB OF INGLEWOOD
NEITHER PITCHER APPEARED
IN STRONG FORM
Mound Artist for Winners Allows
Eight Free Passes to First and
Fans Eight-Terry Strikes
Out Six

The Inglewood team defeated the
Melczers ball team yesterday afternoon
at the Washington and Alameda dia-
mond by a score of to 8. Both pitch
ers were hit freely, Inglewood having
a shade the best of the game.
Shaw pitched for the winners, giving
eight bases on balls and tanning eight
men, and Terry, for the losers, famed
six.
Shaw made two two-base hits, while
Catcher Cotter got one.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
BALDWIN CONTINUES
TO IMPROVE SLOWLY

@ Reports at last midnight from DIR. &
g w. J. TruewOrthy, who is attending (
g Lucky" Baldwin in his illness, were &
g to the effect that Baldwin continues (
g to improve slowly and that he consid- &
q ers there is no immediate danger of &
@ his death. DIR. Trueworthy admitted Z
g that Baldwin has not yet passed the &
g danger period, but believes that he will {
g outgame the disease and eventually re- (.
g cover fully. Baldwin is able now to sit (
@ up in bed and eat rather heartily and z
@ cOnverses without difficulty. (
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
SAN DIEGO
SUMMARY

Time of game-1:31. Home run-Kallackey.
Three-base hits-Oakes, Cornett. Two-base hits
Duke 2; Kallackey, Stoval Sacrifice hits
Bennett, Hosp. First base on balls-Of Cor
nett, 1; off Annis, g. Struck out-By Cornett
1; by Annis, in innings. Double play-Mc-
Carthy to Perring to KaIIackey. Left on bases
-Edisons, 3; San Diego :. First base Non
errors-Edison, 1; San Diego, 5. Passed ball
Eagle Umpire-Simpson.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
LATEST BOOKS ON AERoNAUTICs
RECEIVED BY CLUB LIBRARIAN

Librarian Edgar Smith of the Aero
club of California has received a num-
ber of new books on aeronautics, which
are available to members of the club
He has been authorized to subscribe
to the leading aeronautical magazines,
and these will be kept on file at the
clubs headquarters.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Clark, /; Counts, l. Sacrifice
hits-E. c. Lechner, 2; Majors, 1. First base
on errors-Giants, /; Redondo 1. Left on
bases-Giants, 7; Redondo, 4. Bases on balls
off Clark, 3; off Abbott, !. Struck out-By
Clark, Z; by Abbott, f. Double plays-Lane to
Taylor to Boggs. Hit by pitched ball-E. V.
Lechner. Time-1:3O. Umrire-Red Taylor.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Shaw, 2; Collar. Bases on
balls-Of Shaw, s; off Terry. g. Struck out
By Shaw s; by Terry, 6. Double play-FTisco
to George. Hits-On Shaw, 10; off Terry, IL
Passed ball-Coltar. Wild pitch-Shaw. Hit
by pitched ball-Frisco. Jol. Time-1:5O.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
A Disastrous Effort

"Bobson thinks he plays a good game
of bridge"
"Yes, he does. I spent $27 the other
night trying to disabuse him Of the
idea-and failed."-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
l. A. REVOLVER CLUB HOLDS
MONTHLY HANDICAP SHOOT
A. B. Douglas Leads, but Loses
Through Discount of SO to
j. E. HoIcomb

The monthly handicap shoot of the
Los Angeles Revolver club was held
yesterday afternoon at the Bishop
street range, both in handicap match
play and revolver shooting. The fol-
lowing scores were made: