Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03
, Ready for Pasadenas Safe and Sane Celebration
PASADENA READY
FOR SANE FOURTH
Fast Time Promised in Motor
cycle Races at Tourna-
ment Park

PASADENA, July 3.-The latest re-
ports from board of trade headquarters
regarding the safe and sane Fourth of
July celebration in this city tomorrow
are to the effect that the affair will be
a record breaker. All the committees
report their work completed and ready
for the big show"
The Pacific Electric company will
run special cars on all lines. All cars
from the north and east will run direct
to Carmelita Fairgrounds in the morn
ing. Extra cars will run from the
ticket office to Tournament park in
the afternoon and evening, the sched-
ule being governed by the amount of
traffic.
ADMISSION FREE
Board of trade officials lay particu-
lar stress upon the fact that admission
to Carmelita Fairgrounds in the fore
noon and to Tournament park in the
afternoon and evening is free. Thou
sands of free seats have been pro-
vided at the latter place, all of which
afford splendid view of the sports.
A few hundred seats have been re-
served, however, and will be covered
with canvas. These Will be sold at q
nominal sum to help defray expenses.
THE BALL GAME
The real excitement of the day is
promised when the bankers and the
merchants cross bats at Carmelita
Fairgrounds In "hit and miss" base
ball game, to be played In the morn
ing The lineup for the merchants,
announced yesterday, is as follows:
Henry Rickard, catcher; Wyman Ty-
ler. pitcher; Lester Whitney, first
base; Will Smith, second base; L. A
Richardson, third base; Vance Gray,
shortstop; Harry Blatenburg, left field;
A. Sherk, right field; II. H. Webb,
center field captain. Following is the
lineup for the bankers: Harry Leyman,
catcher; F.. w. Heydenrich, pitcher;
r. H. Miller, first base; w. r. Scoville.
second base, captain; Clarence
Schmuck, third base; John d. Holmes,
shortstop; Il. C. Scoville, left field; e.
w. Smith, right field; r. H. White
house, center field.
The polo grounds at Tournament
park are in the finest shape since the
advent of the game in Pasadena. The
following players have registered for
the game: DR.. A. H. Savage, Harry
Weiss, Reggie Weiss, Carlton Burke.
Ben Smith, Fred Emery, T. H. Mccoy,
jr., Dr. q. T. Malaby, w. p. Reid,
Dr. w. A. Boucher and c. e. Post.
TRACK GOOD
Members of the Pasadena Motorcycle
club who will have charge of the
motorcycle races in the afternoon re-
port that the track Is in excellent con-
dition and that some records for stock
machines may be broken. The riders
are all local men with stock machines.
Fast time has been made in the prac-
tice races
The board of trade committee has
made speciar efforts to provide for the
amusement of the children who have
been deprived by Pasadena's stringent
fireworks ordinance from indulg1ng in
the time-honored practice of shooting
off explosives in any form. Special
features in fireworks were selected for
their amusement, and will be dis
charged all through the day and even
ing. In addition there will be prize
packages and prizes galore for the
youngsters
One of the evening features will be
the "Trip Around the World" and out
door vaudeville performance. Prof. A.
Claude Brayden has spared no paints
to produce a stereopticon entertain
ment of the highest order, and his