The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 13

JANUARY 7, 1929. PART '13 Golfers Off for Agua Caliente UIEGEL VICTOR ATLANTA PREPARES ROUSING ANO ACTIVITIES AT AT SAN DIEGO WELCOME FOR TECH ELEVEN LOS ANGELES HARBOR MONDAY MORNING. HI Ci iff i i Winner Finishes Event With Card of 282 ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES T1UNSPACIFIC MAIL GLOBE GIRDLER TO BE IMPROVED Dollar Line Will Recondition Several Vessels ARRIVED, SCNDAT. JANl'ARY 6 ATLANTA (Ga.) Jan. 6.

(rT Atlanta tonight Is on edge, awaiting the homecoming of Georgia Tech's Golden Tornado bearing the fruits of a triumphant foray to the Pacific Coast, a claim to national supremacy in football, resulting from the 8-to-7 victory oyer California New Year's Day in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena. The Tornado is due to roll into Atlanta at 8:40 p.m. tomorrow night Peachtree street is "dressed up," gold-and-white streamers flutter in frigid breezes and extra lights are in place to light the way for the victory march in which several thousand persons are expected to participate. Ship Tlma GOLDEN MOUNTAIN, steamer 12 IS a.m. PALOMAR and "Wige 12-ls a.m.

KASfAl.IA. steamer (Br.) 2:05 am. CA.HAU1AN FAK.MLK. SS. (Br.) 4 .1 iltl, NEVADAN, steamer 5 05 a in.

RUTH ALEXANDEK. steamer 5:25 a.m. STEELMAKER, steamer 5:30 a.m. UOLDLN PEAK, steamer 6 40 a.m. MOCTB.7.UMA.

steamer (Mex.) 6:53 a.m. OHIOAN, temer 7.00 a.m. PROCYON. steamer, S. 7 00 a.m.

OTOKIA. tanker-mv. (Br 7 20 a m. OLYMPIC, tanker 7:30 a.m. LA PUR18IMA.

tanker 9 10 a.m. YALE, steamer 10:00 a.m. PRF.SinF.NT POI.K. steamer ..10 2S a m. MERICOS H.

YVHITT1ER, 10:40 a.m. SKAGWAY, steamer 11:10 a.m. N1TRO. steamer i U.8.8 ....12:40 p.m. TACOMA, tanker fBr SIANTAR.

steamer Dutch) 115 p.m. L. A. CIIKISTENSON, utv. Nor.) p.m.

HARVARD, steamer 1 p.m. CATALINA. steamer 5:05 p.m. ADMIRAL PEOPLES, steamer ..10:45 p.m, ERIK FRISELL. ss Sued.) ,.10:00 p.m.

UIANCA. tanker 10 00 in. J. C. FITZS1MMONS, tanker 5 25 p.m.

HAUINAW, steamer 8:40 p.m Vesels arriving belaeen p.m. and midnight estimated from radio reports and operators' advices. MILEn, StVDAT. ANT ART Ship Time For Operator TAMIMOO. steamer 7:23 a.m.

Norfolk Nelson S. Co. DOROTHY WINTEKMOTE. ss. 7 .15 a.m.

San Uien Paramino Lumber Co. TNNFSMOOR. mv. iRr i 815 a.m. OFORQIE.

steamer Pr. SANTA INEZ, steamer IDA KNUDSFN. tk -mv. iNor.) CATALINA, steamer RUTH ALEXANDER, steamer LEBEC. tanker MOCTEZUMA.

steamer (Mev) PALOMAR and barge YALE, steamer HARVARD, steamer CANADIAN FARMER, ss. fBr) a. in. 9 14 a m. 10 00 a.m.

.10 30 a.m. .10 a.m. .12 45 m. .12 55 p.m. .12 08 p.m.

3:30 p.m. 4 30 p.m. 4i p.m. A. CHRISTENSON.

mv. (Nor.) 7 25 p.m. NEVADAN. steamer 5 05 p.m. LA PURISIMA.

tanker 11:00 p.m. OLYMPIC, tanker 8 35 m. HELEN OLMSTED, tanker 4:35 m. KASTALIA, steamer iBr 10 00 m. Vessels sailing between 9 p.

a. and TO ARRIVE AND SAIL TODAY V. S. N4VT VESSEL It POIt 9 p.m., Sunday, Janeary 4 ATTLE FLEET CALIFORNIA ffagshlpl BATTLESHIP DIVI8ION3 PROCYON (flugahip.) Division. 3 PENNSYLVANIA (flagship.) ARIZONA.

Division NEW MEXICO (flagship.) IDAHO MISSISSIPPI. Division 5 WF.T VIRGINIA (flagship.) TENNESSEE. MARYLAND. AIRCRAFT SQUADRONS IEXI.NOTON (carrier.) outside. SARATOGA (carrier,) outside.

FLEET BASE FOPCE NITRO ammunition ship.) Train Squadron Two frcprilr ship KillE?" i h'o-pit'al "ship.) AI.GORMA ttug.i BRANT mm sweeper.) TERN (minesweeper.) WATER BAHOE 30. OIL BARGE 3. OIL BARGE Ct MOTOR TUO 9. S. C.

306. DUE TO ARRIVE January 11 Sirius (transport) from San Diego. January 13 Colorado (battleship i from Brmertnn. Janunry 14 -Vega (transport) from Mare Island. January 18 Arctic (supply ship) from San Francisco.

January 25 Chanmnnt (trang-Pull, irom San Francisco. DUE TO SAIL January 9 Nitro (ammunl'JoB ship i for San Dieo. January 15- Batt'eshtp diTlslorA less Maryland, fur Balboa, C. Z. January 18 Arctic uuppiy talp) for Panama.

January 31 Maryland (battleship lor Biemerton. 1 SAN FRANCISCO STATION 8 p.m.. January 0 ADMIRAL WATSON. San tor' Seattle, 813 miles from Seattle. MANDil.

Port Angeles for Honolulu. 449 miles from Port Angeles. LUBRICO. New York fo' San Francisco, 42 miles from San Francisco. RUTH ALEXANDER.

Los Angeles for fa Francisco, 239 miles from San Francl. Co. KEWANEE, Avon lor Stattle, 240 miles from Avon. SAN JUAN, Los Aniteles for Sin FrB-? Cisco, 85 miles from San Francisco. JACOX.

San Franrlsco for Seattle, 332 miles from San Francslco. MALAMA, Ahukmi for San "rtalieicco, 661. miles from San Frarcisco. 1 MULTNOMAH, Los Augelci Grays Bar-." bor. 663 miles from Oniys Hrrbor.

WEST MONTOP, Ssn Franclscj for Grays Hurbor. 41 miles from Sin Francisco. CURACAO, Portland for San Francisco, 23 nilies from Pan Francisco. ADMIRAL MOSEIt, Sn PraiKiseo (or? Seattle. KI8 miles from Seattle CASCADE, San Francisco for Seattle, 425s miles Irom Seattle.

SHASTA. Grays Harbor for Los Anele.f 651 miles from Los Angeles. EL CAPITAN. Los Angeles for Columbia River. 346 miles from Colnnhla Rive CALAWAII, Honolulu for Los Ang'les, 1819 miles from Los Angeles PORTLAND STATION "'i 8 p.m., January 5 PHYLIJfl.

Gray's Harbor for San Ftia- ctsco. 315 miles from San Francisco. 8VEAJARL, Coos Bay for Portland, 5 ml'es south of Columbia River. HE1NAN MARU. Port'and for Yohnhaip.

2W miles from Portland APMTPAt PCHIFY. left t'etid lor Ssn F'sncsco. YO.SHIDA MARU NO 3. Murorar) Portland. 239 miles from-Columbia Rl-- VOyillDA MARU NO.

1. Po.ilund for To- hama. 1000 miles from Portland. ANTINOUS. Astoria Belfast.

93 ttil-s scuth of Columbia River. ETNA MARU, Yokohama lor Tiutls-nd. 820 miles from Pcrtland. MIRRABOOKA, Lcs Anceies for 203 miles from Los Angeles. GYOKOH MARU, Mnke lor Victoria.

LWOi miles frn-n Victoria. HAKUSHTKA MARU. Mlike for rortknd; 1924 miles from Columbia Rlvr. i BRAND. Vancouver for Sh.nnsh.ii, 410 miles 'rom Vancouver.

OLYMPIA. Tacoina for MoL BOO Bfl.es from Tacoma. ILLINOIS. Otnru for San Fracclrco. 214 miles from Snn NEW YORK, Honrkom; for fli.ri co.

miles from Sim Frni-isco. KENTUCKY. Portland fjr "om in, J3L miles from Columbia S'vr TACObA. Engicwoou. tor Yoke t- imi.

1239 IOWA. Portland for Vol.ohtni;i. 370 aijrg from Yokohama. ARRIVALS AND CLEAilAJN'CES AT WORLD'S PORTS Jan. 8.

Arrived: Krute Nelson, 10:30 a Ocm: Admiral Rogers, noon, Alaska: Rooln Hood, 7 Ne York; Nebraskan, 2 Pin. BiJtw; Lrae. 9:30 a.m Triesftj: Einnia Alexander. A a.m., Tacoma; Warwick. 3 Los An- geles: Makikl.

4 Honolulu Sailed: Glenbeath. 9 Vsnoouvar: Ctacarbon. 9 40 a.m.. Aexi junnson. Portland: noun, Ane- les; R.

J. Hunn.i, St-i Frn- Cisco; Einnia Alesani.er. 1 nr. Dl'co: Norfolk Mara. 11 p.m..

PORTLAND (Or.) Jan 6. Arrived: Ad mlral Benson, 3 p.m., San Diego and ports: Lure Star. 4 a Tyne. via B.tt- -ish Columbia snd Lu.it Sound: maox-J ship Florida Maru. 1 45 a.m..

Yokoha'na. via Pujet motorshlp Solitaire, 3:30 P.m., Los Angeles; moioisinp ovea-Jail, 3 4o p.m., Huaaco: iwuetk R. Eop- Pert Costa; at Hamlm F. McCormick, 9 a.ra- Log Angeles, via San Francisco. t.

r1 Angeto; Radiant, 10 a.m., fian Francisco; mo'or- ship 8. Harper 9 p.m., Los Angtiea, TACOMA (Wash.) Jan. 6 Arrived: -Makikl, 5.30 p.m., Hawaii: p.m., Seattle. Sailed: WUlapa, Boon, San Francl sec. PANAMA CANAL, Jan.

5. PasrerL bound west: Willwello, New York tor Los Angeles and San Francisco; Willkrmv New Virk for Los Angel's and San Frunclsco: Welsh City. London Ur Los and Vancmner; Paul Shoup. iiladelpn a for San Frarcisco: Royal Star, Rotten'a lor ban Frjiiclsco: Anr.ar. Genen for Pa-cinc port; Joseph Seep.

Houston for Pe-eillc port: Dim Robin. Charleston lor Tocopiha; Nicolaoa Zuflrakia, Piraeua lor Chile. Passed, bound east: I Perla, San Prauustn fqr Limoa, Orreonian, PortIrd and Ban Francisco for Nei" s'ork: Mry Eilcn ONcii. Wilmington lor Biitimore. News of Ships and Sailings at Pacific Ports SAN ITtANCnSCO.

Jaa. 6. iAPV Tr Navy transport Chauniont arrived )-re tndy from the Orient via 8a i1 Dl -to CUpt. Wjliiam D. Puleston repor ed hat ship encountered the cuter edee ef 'wo volutins shortly alter lavln ill-for Shanghai.

The wind was iixtv knnts. he said, and ir, eres-hi-- iMc -t I t.4 tfr mtlu.l.rf me vntson ravigauor Compa it ar- ec! dav that a series ol nn brginmnc w'uh a pirty of tlks 1 tmTy nfxt. on the Maul. Sciots l-p If III lir-r'- 111 n.iitaii rvi. "i'im o'lti iirsr-or rules bocr-t.

Darty of Elks will m.l, -in the Matsonia April 10. One ef th" -thf fc? June Y. TACOMA. Jen. 8 Few arrival and departures raarxed ship movements aloe the water fronts today.

Fo has deiav.1" a number of shins expected and schedule have b-en upset 'Suhe-jn sat to bo one eif tpe finest motorshu la the 'Bocted tomorrow O.ynpia. She will take a Un.e conaiga-6iriit of fir f-Cni pireinples. WHITTIER CAGERS LV TILT WITH LA VERNE; Coach Ray Johns'a Wiiittifr e-saba squad meets the La Veran Quintet in a Suf -tu Coi-lerence tilt at the Leopards rrui-at 8 o'clock. The conii slated for but postponed by oiSoiala ol thes In-stitutiens. Tne Pott and Leopard battle marks the second csa arx-o of the 1923 season in th Rnnr.hm League.

Occidental met and deieat- ea t-aiuornia lech at alumni grrrt-nasjrua Saturday evening i ice opener of the year. schedule of sailing Is by the Los Angeles post- oajce: January 8, from 'San Francisco. Mail for Hawaii and New Zealand. January 9, from Seattle. Mall for Honoliiiu, Suva, Aukland nd Sydney.

January 9. from San Francisco. RiBil (or Honolulu. Pago Pago, fauya and Svdnfy. January lo, from San Francisco, mail lor (parcel postt China, Korea, Japan, Hongkong.

Slam, Straits Settlements, Dutch. Esst Indies. January 10, from Seattle. Mail lor China, Jnpn, Korea, Siberia, Hongkong, Slum. Straits -Settlements, French Indo-Chtna.

Dutch East Indies and Philippines. January 10. from Seattle. Mall for JapKii, Kotea and Siberia. For connection! at Seattle must leave Los Angeles the third day prior to date of sailing, not later than 5'30 m.

To connect at Ban Pedro for the Hawaiian Islands every other Saturday mall leaves Los Angeles at 8:50 a.m. oa Saturday. Note Td connect at San Fran-Cisco mail must leave Los Anaeles on dispatch made not later than 5 30 p.m. the day prior to date. the following Los Angeles citizens: Mr.

and Mrs. Max Jasspon. Hotel Rosslyn; Dr. and Mrs. C.

W. Mc-Kee, Long Bach; Mr. and Mrs. E. N.

Martin, Santa Monica; H. E. Maxson, California Club; C. A. Moore.

611 South Hobart; Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Pier and Miss Helen L.

Pier. Altadena; Mr. and Mrs. John A. Reagan.

Pasadena; Mr. and Mrs. John A. Rush, 675 Harvard; Mrs. Halie C.

Smith, 227 South Lucerne; Mrs. Mary c. Simonds, 1604 Scott avenue; Mrs. R. C.

Strieter, 1619 Ar-gyle avenue; Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Swartz, Long Beach; Dr.

and Mrs. Glenn C. Burbank, Long Beach; and Mrs. William T. Clarke, 1525 South St.

Andrews Place; Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Dieter. 418 South Normandie; Mrs: Sadie Donaldson, Long Beach; Miss Helen Ford, 948 South Figueroa; Mr.

and Mrs. Herman W. Frank, 333 South Lucerne; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T.

Harbeson, Beverly Hill; Miss Anna L. Hill, 1101 West Adams street. SHIPPING PAS8ENOEH SCHEDULE VESSELS ARRIVING Berth Monday, January 7 Humboldt. San Francisco, Santa Barbara. 6 a 88 Mongolia, New York, Havana.

San DieiOr 7 a.m. 152 Cndaretta, Seattle, Tacoma, San Francisco, 8 a 1110 Noordeldvk. Kan Francisco. urn 11(7 Sacramento, San Francisco, noon 19 haaie, ban rrancisco, a.m 22hE Catalina, Avalon, 5:30 p. in lbS Tuesday, January Siberia Maru, Shanghai, Yokohama.

Honolulu, 8 8 a Colombia. New York. Havcna and Central Ainerirnn ports. 8 a 1H8 Admiral Evans, Seattle, Tacoma, San Fraiieisro, 11 1)4 Admiral Peoples, San Diego, 8 a.m.... LH Yale.

San Diego, 2 pm Ij5 Witell, Hamburg, Bremen. Antwerp. 8 a 228E Catalina. Avalon, 5:30 p.m. loo Wednesday.

January ft Radnorshire. San Francisco. 8 a.m.... 187 Harvard. San Francisco.

10 am lis Suwied, Baltimore. Norfolk. Charles- ton, 8 am 1R0 Catalina. Avalon, 5:30 p.m 185 VESSELS SAJLINQ Monday, January 7 Norfolk, Baltimore, 8 p.m iuo Noorderdyk. Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp.

Rotterdam, 5 p.m 187 President Polk, Sun Francisco, Honolulu. Yokohama, noon 2S2A Admiral Peoples, San Diego, 10 a.m.. 154 oaaie. Hamburg. Antwerp, P.m 22HE Catalina.

Avalon, 10 a.m 185 Tuesday. January 8 Yale, San Francisco, 4 p.m Admiral Peoples, San Francisco, Astoria. Portland. 8 p.m Colombia, San Francisco, 5 p.m Mongolia, San Francisco, 6 a Humboldt, San Francisco, 8 p.m. Siantar.

San Francisco, p.m. Catalina. Avalon, 10 a.m Wednesday, January 9 Admiral Evans. San Diego. 1 p.m 139 154 188 152 88 52 WS 154 Radnorshire.

Liverpool, Southampton, London. Rotterdam. 3 Harvard. San Diecn. 3 p.m Cadaretta.

Ban Francisco. Seattle, 5 Witell. San Francisco. Cataiina, Avalon. 10 a VIS51.LS IN PORT Mldnuht.

Sunday, January 8 PASSENGER VESSELS City of Honolulu, steamer 187 155 1G0 54 185 158 52 232 A 154 185 rtiantar. steamer (Dutch) President Polk. Rtpnmw Arinvral Peonies. gt.eamer Catalina, etcamer CARGO VESSELS Erik FrlselL stenmer 'Swedish) Anc. Bndsepool, steamer (British).

54 Nabesna, steamer 82 Camina. motorshlp PO barge Ano. Steelmaker, steamer 190 Golden Peak, steamer 224 ivluiuron, steamer 178 Skasr. ay. steamer Ifio Ohloan.

steamer 178 Jeaniiette R. mnlnrhln B. Golden Mountain, steamer OIL CARRIERS Merleos H. Whittler. tanker Otokia.

tanker (British) j-icoma. tanker (British) Hunuot, tanker Levant Arrow, tanker Rlchlleld, tanker Kivo Mani. tanker (Jrpar.ese) Willlaut H. Doheny. Unker rlianca.

tanker (Norwegian) J. C. Fltzrnnmons. tanker 119 241 Ane. 240 SS LUMBER CARRIERS 8atrlnaw, steamer Astoria, steamer Daisy Matthews, steamer Soiano, steamer W.

R. Chamberlin, Jr Esther Johnion. steamer Texsdn. steamer Qmnauit, steamer Olympic steamer LOCATION OP BERTHS 200 2'J4 1 96 i 19.1 Mi I 1 74 Outer Harbor 35 to 73. San Pedro 74 to P8.

West Basin 101 to 149. Wilmington 150 to 190. East Basin 191 to 204. Terminal Island 205 to 241. Long Beach Not numbered.

AIR MAIL SCHEDULE Now In effect: Universal post ace rate of 5 cents per ounce and 10 cents for each additional oume anywhere In the United States or Canada applies on ail matter sent by air mall. Items for air mall are restricted to not more than ntty (50) pounds In weiaiit and to not more than eiahty-four '84 inches to length and girth combined. TRANSCONTINENTAL AIR MAIL Fastbound. Leaves Los Angeles 7:35 a.m. dally, arriving Salt Lake City 2.00 p.m.

Mountain Time. Clil-raso 5:45 a m. Central Tune, Newark. N. 5:00 p.m.

Eastern Time, second day. Arrival New York C.tH Postofflce 30 minutes later. Westbound. Leaves Newark. 12:15 p.m.

Eastern Tune, arriv-'ng Chicago 7:00 p.m.. arriving Salt Lake City 10 00 a m. Mountain Time second day, arriving Loj Angeles 5:25 p.m. Pacific Time second dsy. Daily closing: 10:55 m.

at Arcade Station. At 5.45 p.m. (or a little iateri at Mam Hostoflice substations and at Air Mall boses. painted red. white and blue, and located In various parts of rity.

COASTWISE AIR MAIL northbound: Leaves Los Antreies 12:01 a.m., arriving at Bakersfield 1:15 a Fresno 3 00 a snd San Francisco 8 am. Leaves San Franrlsco 5:00 a arriving at Medford, 9 00 Foriland-Vaneouver 11-30 am: Tacoma 1:30 Seattle 2 00 pm. Southbound: L-aves Seattle 1145 p.m.. arrivine at Tacoma 130 a Portland-Vancouver 7:10 am. Medford.

9 30 a.m.. San Francisco 1:15 Fresno 3:15 Bakersfield 4:43 p-ra. Lea Aase.es 615 m. Sally closing: 8 30 a m. at Ar-e Station.

From 9 00 to 10:00 as stated en box collection card on Air MaU boxes. I I or ton Smith, Runner-up, One Stroke Behind Hagen Falls by Wayside in Border Tourney (Continued from Eleventh Page) conditions. He was the last to fin ish and played the last four holes in the rain. Another dark horse, Al Watrous ef. Detroit, scorched the course this forenoon for a 68, four under par, ana alter tnreatening to beat both Diegel and Smith, took a 73 this afternoon to win fourth place with cards of 71-73-68-73285.

Al Es- pinosa of Chicago, whose 137 left film tied with Smith for first place at the 36-hole mart, supped badly today to score 68-69-75286, which gave him a tie with Johnny Golden for fifth place. Golden played brilliantly for rounds of 72-71-70-73-286. The cards: Morntnr 4out) Merel fvnlth ir (In) Oiegel smith Afternoon rnnnil .413 4 IS 454 SB .444 MS 4-14 3 5.V1 444 84 545 344 3 13 44S 4IS 341 H5 11 641 4 38 12 Diesel (out) H4I 4tS 4311 MDitb SM 44.4 411 IMetH (in) 6V 4443171 Smith HS4 544 234 3814 Mortie Dutra of Tacoma took seventh money with 287 and Tommy Armour of Washington, D. C. had a 288.

1IAGEX FAILS One of the biggest surprises of the day was Hagen's great fall. The started out with a burst of speed to score a 32, 3 under par, for the first nine of his morning round, and the golf bugs immediately began to buzz, predicting another smashing Hagen victory. But the second nine was a different story. Hagen's putter suddenly went dead" and the "Haig" wound up ith a 40 for a 72. He went completely out of the picture by taking a 37 going out in the afternoon and as back in 41 for a 78.

perhaps the worst round of competitive golf Hagen has turned In many a morn. The. best Hagen could get after that-effort was a tie with Charlie Guest. Both had 289s. Here la a brief synopsis of the morning: Smith picked up a stroke in morning round and was lead-iiig the field by two strokes at the liftv-four-hole mark.

He was out in 34 and back in 38 for a 72, par figures. who was tied with Smith at the end of thirty-six holes, took a 38-3775 and dropped back into a tie for third place with a fifty-four-hole total of 68-69-75 212. Diegel clipped a stroke off par to take a 71, and climbed Into a tie for second place with Ha-gen, who scored a 72, and Henry tuicl with a 73. Under anything: but ideal conditions, Wat-rous came from nowhere to a scintillating: 33-35-68, unci Jumped from a tie for sev enth place yesterday to a tie for third place was Espiiiosa. hat left Smith with 209, Die-- trcl, Hagt-n and Cuici with ill, and Espinosa and Watrous with 212, to battle it oat for the bulk of the $2500.

Johnny Golden of Paterson, N. who won the La Jolla $2500 open, put'. up a game struggle to break into the money and scored a fine 70 to tie Mortie Dutra for fourth place with a total of 214; Tommy Armour and Cyril Wood came in with for fifty-four-hole totals. Charlip Guest, with another 73, was with 215. Wat.rous's card of 3 was the bpst turned in for the He clipped two strokes oft par 4ach way, having two birdies the first nine and two birdies on the second.

He parred the remaining fourteen holes. The card: Par Cool) 44S 443 44 SS ttatroo 4.13 44 3 4 44 3 Tit (In) 513 545 341 3772 Wftlrous ,....413 445 S44 85 8 Hats off to Fay Coleman of the California Country Club, Southern California amateur champion, who won low gross for amateurs by beating out George Von Elm. The brilliant Southland titlist, who was ill yesterday and took a 77, picked up three strokes on Von Elm. At the half-way mark. Elm was 148, pud Coleman 150.

Fay finished with 298 to 299. AGUA CALIENTE NEXT Pros and amajeurs headed for Agua Caliente tonight, where a $1000 open will be staged tomorrow over a 9-hole mashie pitch and putt course. The tournament will be 18 holes, twice around. How they finished in the $2500 seventy-two-hole San Diego open tournament, completed today: Leo Diegel. Agua Caliente C.C..

Mexico 71 69 71 71282 Burton Smith, Joplin, Mo .....71 68 72 74283 Henry Cuici, iiriuse rnrt. Ct 70 68 73 73284 73 283 74 286 73 288 74 287 7J--2SB 78289 74 289 72 290 69290 73 290 75 291 71 291 76 292 78292 74 293 78293 75 294 72 294 77 295 Al Watrous, Detroit 71 73 fi8 At Fspiuosa. Chienco 68 69 75 Johnny Golden, Pat- er.on, 74 71 70 Mortie Dutra. Ta- coma. Waf.h 68 72 73 Tommy mo hintrtr T.

C. 72 75 70 Harn, Detroit 70 69 72 ChlfS uuesi, ur- trult 69 73 72 Abe Etplnosa, Chi- I tago 74 69 75 i Jornnr Rodgers, Denver. Colo 71 76 74 I Dallas JoITers. Long Brarb. Cal 70 72 75 1 Roy Tufts, San Diego 75 68 73 I John Black, Oakland, CI 73 73 75 win Hunter.

Los 1 Angeles 74 71 71 (V-i-l Wood, New York 70 73 72 liy Bure, Port Che'ter. N. 78 73 70 Villard Hutchinson, Pasadena. Cal 71 71 75 Fra'flt Walsh, Apple- rn, Kb io iO Billy Foley, Corn- n.idi. Ca! 70 72 80 Dan Phack- amaxo i.

N. 72 73 71 Tnn, Mrtiero. ford. N. 75 75 69 76 75295 Jim Martucci.

Teier-boro. N. 74 72 78 72296 Leonard Schmitte, ima, 0 73 71 Ralph New- bern, N. 73 79 Vic Owen. San Pedro, Cat 76 74 Bobby Crulckshank.

Progress, N. 74 7 Al Goggin, Sao Fran- Cisco 75 io fav Colenan. Los Anceies 73 77 Vrank Mineh, Sacra- mento. CeL 76 72 Jrhn Junor, lind. Or.

73 ,4 75 72 75 76 77296 73297 72 297 71297 73 298 73298 75 75 75298 76 75298 A-dy Gray. Atlanta, 78 71 76 Clrk Morse. St. Uuis. v.o 72 76 73 Bb McDonsId, Cht- cago 7a 73 4 Jules Planton.

Tole- do. 70 74 80 G-orge Von Elro. Detroit. Mich. 76 72 76 tta Cuiirln, Los 29 78299 77299 75299 75299 From San Francisco Fan Dieso San Jose da Operator Oceanic A Oriental Nav.

Star Si Orescent Donaldson Line Nanatmo Canadian Natl. Steamships Ban Francisco American-Haw. 8 s. Co. Pan Dirgo Pacific 8.3.

Co. Isthmian 8 8. Lines San Francisco Oceanic Oriental NaT. Maratlan National Nav. Lines Nw Co.

Mare Island U. 8. Navy Wellington Portland Grays Harbor San Francisco New York-Havana Ventura Portland-S. F. Mare Island Shanghai Manila oaivejaon Union B.

Co. N. Z. Olympic S. Co.

Union Oil Co. Log Angeles 8. Co. Dollar Line Associated Oil Co. Ac.

Nelson 8.S Co. S. Navy Standard Co. Java-Pacliic Line Ac. Frrniey st Los Anseles S3, Co.

Wilmington Transp. Co. Pacific fl. Co. Sanadian Trail p.

Co. Ac. Caucasian Oil Co. Standard oil Co. of Cal.

Nelson 8 8. Co. San Diego Avalon Portlnd-. Port Tarafa Ghent Richmond Eureka Brisbane Ae. Trans.

All. S.8. Got henburit Havre French Line Ventura TmopllU Avalon Seattle Portiand San Francisco San Dteo San Dieito Andrew F. Mahony Ac. Chile 68.

Co. Wilmington Transp. Co. Pacific S. S.

Co. General Pet. Corp. National Nav. Lines Star Crescent Trens.

Lo Angeles S. Co. Los Angeles 8.8. Co. San Francisco Vancouver Yokohama Canadian Natl.

Steamships Ac. Fernley Ar Ener Anier. -Hawaiian 8 3 Co. Union Oil Co. Olympic 8 3.

Co. Charleston San Diego Seattle Philadelphia rrancisco Texas 8 S. Co. of Cal. Donaldson Line midnltht estimated from operators' advir.ee MONDAY, JAXVABY From Operator Nelson 88.

Co. San Francisco North German Lloyd P. Barbara L. A. S.

F. Nav. Havuna-S D. Pauama-Pnclflc 8 8. Co.

San Francisco ban Francisco Antwerp Avalon New York Fortland-8. P. Ciilveston Baltimore weison ts a. co. Holland-American Line North German Lloyd Wilmington Transp.

Co. Muuson-MrCormlck Line Ac. McCormick 88. Ae. Slander Chemical Co.

Calmar Line P. Pacliic H. S. Co. Nippon Yusen Kalsha Standard Transp.

Co. Nippon Tanker Co. Standaid Oil Co. of Cal. Pan mer.

Tank Trn. American Tankers Corp. ancouver-5. Galveston Honolulu Yokohama Richmond New Orleans Avon MONDAY. JANL'ARY For Operator Norfolk Nelson 8 8.

Co. Hamburg" Holland-American Line Pan Francisco Dollar Line S-n Dieiro Pacific 6 S. Co. Hamburg North German Lloyd Avalon Wilmington Transp. Co.

Vancouver General 8.S Corp. S. McCormick 8 8. Co. P-ti Francisco Amerlran-Haw.

8 8. Co. ShanghBi Canadian Transp Co. Point Wells Standard Oil Co. of Cal.

Ca Cellar Avon American Tankers Corp. Ventura Associated Oil Co. York Standaid Transp Co. Tokuyama Nippon Ytnen Kaisha Baltimore Pan Amer. Tank Trail.

Co. Ban Diego Hart-Wood Lumber Co. Aberdeen A. B. Johnson Lumber Co.

Pan Franrlsco Klngsley Nav Co. Puget Sound TS. K. Wood Lumber Co. PAPOOSE.

Log Angeles lor Balboa. 310 miles south of Los Aneles. W. L. STEED.

Balboa lor Los Angeleg, 138 miles south of Los Angeles. YORKMAR, Balboa for Los Angeles. 181 MA TRAM. Balboa for Los Angeles. 377 miles south ot Los Angeles.

HnKE LUuMSNliSUH, liOS ungeies iar Bnlhoa. 245 miles south of Los Aneeles. DIAMOND HEAD, Los Ansles for Hono lulu. 241 miles west or los Anueis. MUNDELTA.

Balboa for AnKeies. 225 miles south of Los Angeles. LUBRIFOL. San Francisco for Balboa, 186 miles south Of Los Aneeleg. 8 p.m..

January 6 PACIFIC HEMLOCK. Los Angeles for Balboa. 456 miles south of Los Angeles. ASTRAL. Honolulu lor Los Angeles.

195 miles west ol Lo Ani-ies. CONDOR. Los Angeles for San Francisco. 730 miles 6outh of San Francisco. CADARETTA.

San Frsnclrco for Los Au-peies, 136 miles north of Los Angeles. SACRAMENTO. San Francisco for Los Anseles, 141 mtles north of Los Angeles. WEST CACTUS. Balboa for San Francisco.

107 miles south of San Francisco. SAALE. fian Francisco for Ls Angeles. 135 miles north of Los Angeles. CLYDEFIELD.

Los Angeles for Buenos Aires. 855 miles south Of Los AnKeies. J. A. MOr'FETT.

Los Aneles for Manza-lilllo. 75 mile? north of Manzamllo. INNESMOOR, lis Anncles for Brisbane. 110 m'les sou'h of Los Anseles TEJON. joa Angeles for Balboa.

645 miles rtf ta' STANDARD SERVICE. Richmond for El S-Buudo. tlfi miles nnrth of El Seeundo. POINT ARENA. Los Anseles lor Balboa, 250 south of Los Angeles.

BAN FRANCISCO STATION 8 P.m., January MAUI. San Francisco for Honolulu, 1588 miles west ol San FrancLsca. MALOLO. Honolulu for San' Francisco, 1082 miles west-southwest of San Fra'n- c'sco. Matsonta, Honolulu for San Francisco, 564 mtles west of San Fiaucltro.

CHARLIE WATSON. Pelllngham for Rlch- mond, 538 miles north of Richmond. Seattle for Eureka. 363 miles north of Eureka. SEKONK, San Francisco for Portland, 63 miles north of San Frnnclsco.

MIA BODKA. Los Angelse for Tacoma, 480 miles south of Cape Flattery. ALASKA STANDARD. Richmond for 465 miles nnrth of Yavaros. COHSICANA, San F'anclsco for Coos Bay, 153 miles south of Coos Bay.

LA PLACENTIA. Fort Saa Luis for loco, 560 mUes south of loco. CAPT. A. LUCAS.

Portland for EI 8e-sundo. 630 miles north of El 8egundo. GULF HAWK. Philadelphia for Las Piedras. 837 miles south of Overfalls.

GULF WINO, New York for Las Pieuras. 175 miles south of New York GLYMONT. Los Aneeles for San Fran. Cisco. 100 miles sou'h of San Frunclsco.

EL SEOUNDO, Marshflvld for LosA nseles. 593 nillrs north of Angeles. PACIFIC HEMIiOOK. Los Angeles for Balboa. 456 mites southeast of Los Anglees.

WII.LZi.PPO. Bilhntham for San Francisco, 53 rni'es rrtrh of Francic. EDNA. San Frunclsco for Portland. 351 miles south of Astoria.

STANDARD SERVICL. Richmond for EI Semindo. 116 miles north of El Seeundo. ULLAPOOL. Balboa for Vancouver, 45 mil's north of Pan Fisnclsco.

WEIRBANK. Darlen for Los Angeles, 432 miles west of Los Angeles. EMIDIO. Portland for Ban Francisco, passed out Columbia 6 p.m. F.

H. HILLMAN. Richmond for Los Angeleg, 253 miles nort.i of Los Angeles. WEST CACTUS, Balboa for San Francisco. 107 nines south of San FiatiIcu.

CAOATiFTTA. San Francisco lor Los An geles. U6 miics north 'A Antics SACRAMENTO. IlilllKlon, 141 oii rintiu ir 1 nuies irtlt ol Los Ar- g'l COLUMBIA. Balboa for San Franrtsco, of San Fraiicico 1072 miles i.outbiMi'-! H.

T. HARPER. Portiand for El ScgUiino, 950 miles north of tl The Marker Radio and Telrtravh Company, In conjunrtion wilb the Loa Angeles Rereivlne Hosoltal stair, will receive requests fir meeirai and snrstrei rrvirea frnm hln" erews from vessels at sea through KOK elation at Les Angeles Barber. LOS ANGELES STATION 8 p.m.. January 5 MYRTLE.

Los Anceies for Balboa. 1220 miles south of Los Angeles. FASIBKN KNIGHT. Bail'Oa fdr Los Angeles. 599 miles of Los Angeles.

CANADIAN FARMER. Vancouver fur Los Ansel-. 81 miles north of ls Anecles. MANJU MAPU, Lns for Tukuja-ns. 304 mites west of Los Anneles.

ARGYLL. Duavaqull for Los Augeiea. 1504 miles from Lea Angues. Neon, Janaary 0 WITELL. Punt Arenas for Angelea, 4011 milrs suth ot Los Aniieies.

PACIFIC PIONEER. Angeles for Bal-bon. 239 im'ea touih of Los Angels. KOORDEKrYK. San Francisco for Los Aiu'eles.

125 miles noith ol Los Ante: is. p.aa., Janeary KURDTSTAN. Cnlfed for Vancouver. 1109 miles eouih. of Vancouver.

pt Frsncc for tos Angeles, 3J muea north of Log An- cbtJOHNSPN1 TIL San Frsnciseo for Aiiaei, Ut mues cf Los An- tek. HIM HOLD T. Su Frsnciseo for Los An-. rr.il-s north of 8snta Barbara. 3S Fikncisco for Guaymas, miles fri'iu Guaynns.

I ll'pytico. Bjciih Jor Sin Francisco, i sr.utn ci rrancisco. EASTERN Bsiooa for Los An- mnes jo of Los CA'LE. San for Los Angeles. mt! porih nf I ia Anaelem.

HANTMCAP. Lcs for Balboa, 333 aiiles south el Los Ange.ee, i Enlargement of Passenger Capacity Planned McCormich Steamers to Have Refrigeration Expenditure of $500,000 on each of several globe-girdling Dollar liners, to increase their passenger capacity, was announced yesterday oa the arrival of the President Polk from Europe and New York. The Polk already has been so reconditioned. Next will be the President Harrison, which is to be at a New York shipyard until April. Following her will be the President Garfield, then the Presi dent Hayes, and possibly others.

The Harrison Is scheduled to leave the yards in time to move into the Garfield's schedule, and the Garfield will return on the Hayes's run. Passenger accommodations will be increased from the present 100 to 150, by building in the space between the bridge and the main housing, and inclosing hatches 4 and 5. Glass-inclosed promenade decks will be a feature. ADDITIONAL LINER In the meantime the Dollar Line will inaugurate an additional globe- circler, the President Johason, which will enter the run from New York the 31st inst, and arrive here February 17. Stanley Dollar, gen eral manager, lelt yesterday for Newport News to inspect that lin er's reconditioning.

Capt. L. H. Westdahl. superintendent, was down yesterday to attend the Americanization of the crew, of the Polk, the last of the fleet to conform to mail-carrying requirements under the Jonas-White Act requirinz 50 per cent American citizens in the ship's per sonnel, it means tne substitutmg of sixty more Americans for Chinese, leaving Orientals only in the steward's department.

Incidentally, the President Hayes has hoisted the United States Naval Reserve pennant, and the other liners rapidly are qualifying for such honors. NOTABLE PASSENGERS 'Among the passengers on "TTie President Polk were Alfred H. Scott, member of British Parliament twenty years ago, and Mrs. Scott, daughter of the famous Confederate, Col. Blanton Duncan, en route to Hongkong; W.

B. Bastian, head of a Los Angeles theater company, who views Havana as a potential tourist rival of Los Angeles; W. R. McNeely, Gotham manufacturer of bells, and John A. Marquis, writer of the Life of Christ, and general secretary at New York for the National Board of Missions for the Presbyterian Church.

He suffered a paralytic stroke in Vienna and was ordered here to recover. The liner disembarked forty passengers and 1200 tons, and will embark 6ixty-flve travelers and load 1500 tons before sailing at noon today. REFRIGERATION FOR FOUR McCORMICK SHIPS The McCormick Steamship Company annoiuices plans to install refrigeration on 'four of its eight passenger and freight steamers, in the Pacific Coast-South American service. The announcement follows the company's recent, purchase of two vessels on the East Coast to augment the six-ship fleet, which will increase monthly sailings to one every twenty days. The newly acquired steamers will be brought to this coast for important alterations before entering the run.

The refrigeration is to comprise 30,000 square feet in each ship, for the carrying of oranges and other Pacific Coast perishables, much In demand in Latin states. Northbound the cooled holds will carry such fruits as do not conflict with California's plant quarantine against pests. The line recently received a gov ernment mail contract, and its steamer West Camargo will sail from here the 10th with the first rostal matter under the Jones-White Act. Prospects for an American Una between the Pacific Coast and Northern Europe have been upset by the failure of Coast interests to consider further the purchase of the American Merchant Line fleet, now plying on the Atlantic for the Shipping Board. Bids were to be opened on the shins next week, but no West Coast tenders are reported, although easterners may seek to acquire tne ships for their present run.

Objections are to the p-jssenger accommodations nnd attendant, cur tailment of frplght capswity, together with the fact that the ships ars steamers, and would compete with more economically operated foreign motorshlps. The Foreign Trade Club of Southern California will celebrate Its tenth anniversary at its dinner at the Commercial Club at 6 p.m. next Thursday. New officers are to be installed, headed by Robert Dorton, es president. The motor liner Saale from the north and the steamer Wlttell from Hamburg are due in port today, both for the North German Lloyd.

The Saale will embark a dozen passengers and the Wittell is to drop a score, and 1500 tons of European freight. The Panama Pacific steamer Mongolia Is due at her Wilmington dock at 7 a.m. today, with several hundred pasrengers and freight from New York and Havana. More than two-score Angelenos will be on board the President Polk whf-n the 22.000-ton vessel steams cut of Los Harbor at noon today on a six months' tour around the world. The party, which Includes many promin -nt men and women of the city, will visit Honolulu, China.

Japan, Egypt. Palestine and Europe. Included in the passenger list are irit1ritirtHtn Golden Prince Race Winner TIA. JTJANA (Mex.) Jan. 6.

Shattering the Tia Juana course record for five and one-half furlongs Golden Prince, owned by Harry Unna of Imperial Beach, San Diego county, won the Bonnie Brae handicap today. Burning the distance in 1:04 2-5 with Bobby Jones aboard. Golden Prince, Unna's hope for the rich Coffroth, trimmed Proctor Hug and Andromeda. C. C.

Hasting's Manchu won the Pine Hills handicap, secondary feature on the day's program, by thumping Quick Return and Wirt G. Bowman. Results: FlrFt. race, five and one-half furlongs Crittall. 113 (Meyer.) won, Yankee Joe, 113 (Mann.

second; Buuco, 108 (Jones,) third. Time. 1:07. Second race, six furlongs Frank Lisht, 109 won: Knighthood, 114 (Mat-tox.) second; Princess Bank, 105 (Barrett,) third. Time.

1:13. Third race, and seventy yards Esther Wcdel. 107 (Trimble.) won; Bat-tlo On. Ill (Critchfleld.) second: Enga-dine, 100 (8cherk. third.

Time. 1:45 2-5. Fourth race, milo and seventy yards Ponimoi. Ill (Critchfleld, won: Whiff, 100 (Schenk,) second; Wortlunan, 109, third. Time, 1:46.

Fifth race, Ave and one-half furlongs Golden Prince (Jones.) won; Proctor Hug, (Trimble, second; Andromeda (Schenk.) third. Time, 1:04 2-5. (New track record.) Sixth race, mile and one-quarter Elmr H. (Woolf.) won; Firth of Tay (Richardson,) second; Ouen Hand (Mann.) third. LTimc.

2:06 2-5. tteverun race, mue ana one-si xieemn Manchu (Leishinan, won; Quick Return, second; Wirt G. Bowman (Barrett,) third. Time. 1:43 4-5.

Llghth race, mile and one-sixteenth Rlchu iParmelee.) won; Serenader (Trimble,) second; Flank G. Menke (Barrett.) third. Time. 1:45 4-5. Ninth race, six furlong'; Arub Caliente (Trivet won; Bon FiUe (Barrett,) second; Baptiste (McHuth,) third.

Tluie, 1.12 3-5. ASCOT RACES GET APPROVAL (Continued from Eleventh Page) to the sport and with the dirt-track game getting off on a sound footing, the game will stage a real come-back." More than a score of pilots havo signed applications for membership in the and will compete next Sunday against Babe Stapp, Bill Spence, Luther A. Johnson, Chuck Gelston and others who have formerly held membership cards In the. parent body. All of the last-named miartet were to scout the racing colony today in search of mounts for the conting races success in which will give them a start-off on the point totals which at the end 01 tne season determine the racing championship, won the past year by Louis Meyer, Los Angeles pilot who will wield the flags as honorary started next Sunday.

The track was tried out by several pilots yesterday, who pronounced It In better shape than ever before. It will be rebuffed and oiled before the meeting, making it dustless. Entries for the Sunday program will close Tuesday night and the indications that thirty pilot3 will be signed to qualify Sunday morning. HOLLYWOOD A.C. WINS HOLLYWOOD A C.

I ARCADT AB Al AB ZelWs.tf 3 11 1 Maloney.ss 5 2 2 Hostel r.o I', uprin 0 0 012 1 2 1 3 1 3 0 0 2 7 0 1 Coen.3b Oray.lb Grar.lf Weicn.ss Krahn.cf Freer.lb Barth.3b Btanley.lf Bigeiow.cf Corpe.rf Totals 38 8 30101 Totals 39 7 3011 Hollywood A.O. ..0 00001100 24 Base hits 1 10002100 38 Arrdi 0 00000002 02 Base hits 0 01011004 07 Home run Zellers, Three-base hits Zellcrs, Hostetter. Sacrifice hits Golin-da, Corke. Bases on balls OH Ahlander, 3: Cunningham, 1. Struck out By Alilan-der, Cunningham, 7: Welch, 1.

6tolen bases Gray. Stanley. Double play Barth to Freer. Uinpires Freer and Harwood. Time of game lh.

50m. EAGLES BADLY BEATEN EAGLES I PACIFIC 8.3. CO. AB Al AB II A Nunes.e 5 Mann.lb 5 eh.wp.2b 5 3 Dill.cf 4 Marty.rf 4 Perklns.ss 4 Silk.lf 4 Becker.p 4 0 4 1 3 1 2 5 3 2 5 1 2 1 3 11 2 3 1 0 ui niio J.JD 31 MenRes.2b 41 Moudv.rf Oj Stortl.ss 01 Police.lf Lochar.lb Perez.c 2: limes. Totals 38 13 24131 Totals 49 25 2715 Eaeles 1 000202106 Base hits 1 0 2 0 3 1 3 2 113 Pacific S.

0 5 0 0 1 8 5 20 Bass bits 3 1510196 25 Home runs Bllnkiron, 2. Three-base hits ITur.es. Silk. Perkins, Hubbell, Police. Two-base hits Nunes.

Stortl. Bases on balls Off Hlues, 1: Becker, 4. Struck out Hines. Becker, 3. Btolen basei Bllnkiron.

2: Menges, Perez. Double plays Perkins to Shupp to Mann; Stortl 1o Mentreb te- Lochtr. tttnpires Doran and Time of game lh. 53m. PACIFIC ELECTRIC WINS BOYLE-DAYTON 1 PACIFIC ET.CTRIC AB Al AB A lohlerJb -5 0 14 Layne.lf 4 3 2-0 5 14 0 LuEO.lb 3 1 14 1 Crabb.lf 5 0 5 0 Antista.cf 3 110 5 3 3 0 Rrnnie.c 3 2 3 0 Trller.C 3 12 0 Mlirpby.ZD 10 3 1 Downs.lb 4 16 3 10 1 4 3 11 Buibauk.bS 4 2 3 1 Hermanns 3 12 2 Hahn.rf 4 2 0 0 CAngeLrf 4 0 0 5 3 0 5 iNeph.cf 10 10 IAbrta.2h 10 0 0 0 1 Totals 38 10 34 8 Totals 34 14 27 12 Boyle-Dayton Base hits Pacific Electric Base hits .0 0020001 14 .0 2040112 010 .0 3402021 3t 12 .0 2422031 14 Innings pitched.

By Watklts, Angel. 4: Kiroart. I. cr.aiife deieat to WatKins. Home 2: Hahn.

Three-base hit J. Ansel. Two-base hits Herman. Lufo. Antistj.

Sacrifice hits Lugo, Hahn. Bases cn balls Off Watklns. 3: Aiifcel. Stewart, 2: MrClunv. 1.

Struck out By Angel, 1: McClung. 2. Hit by pitched ball Murphy by Watkina. Stolen bases Downs, Layne. Rennie.

Double plays Downs (unassisted:) Herman to Watictns. THnle play Bouelt to Abarta to Lugo to Rennle. Umpire Vau Berck-alaer. Time of game la. 40m.

MERCHANTS TRIUMPH STJY8 P.j MANCKFSTER AB Al AB A Zunlea.ss 4 2 0 3 Rumsey.ef 8 2 4 0 Kats os. 3b Bi Sudsno.lf Elliot. rish.p Boque.cf 3 2 Oraber.lf 5 2 2 0 6 1 Zeiiers.2b 4 2 2 2 3 0 Maver.ss 3 0 2 3 1 0 Cotn.jb 5 3 2 3 1 0 Kerr.lb 4 2 10 1 2 0 Hofstet'rj! 4 13 0 6 2 ill 3 12 0 0 2 Wilson. 3 0 0 1 3 0 2 0 Totall 41 11 27 10' Totals 36 14 27 10 SCORE BY INNINGS Water Power ...0 5010002 0 8 Base hit 1 4 0 3 1 1 0 2 011 Merchants ..,,,..,0 1000008 2 Baa biU 0 I 0 3 0 1 1 14 ton, Cal 73 Tony Longo, Mt. Ver- non.

N. 73 Dewey Weber. Chi- caeo 75 Johnny Jones, Seattle, Wash 75 Tom Raklett, Youngstown, 73 Bill Menihorn, t'eni- niore, N. 74 Mel Smith, Portland, Or 75 Bob Stupple. Chicago 77 Itudy Wilhelm, Port- land.

Or. 7B Ben Rtchter, Bt. Louis 75 Paul Runvan, Little Rock. Ark 73 Tom Stevens, Lo Angeles 71 Che.t Beer. Bakers- field, Cal 77 Francis CI a 1 1 1, Wauwatosa.

74 Art Roux, Whittler, Cal 74 It. O. Stonehouse Indianapolis 79 Phil Hcssler. Tulsa, Okla 75 C. J.

CorT. St. Louis 79 Oscar Oman, Alexandria, Minn. 75 Amateur. 74 77 72 74 T3 75 70 74 73 74.

73 73 74 75 72 74 72 89 74 77 75 78 75 70 73 75 76 78 78 79 77 80 77 81 81 72299 78300 78300 78300 77 301 71301 75302 78 302 78302 78303 78 303 81303 75304 79 304 77 308 78 308 77 307 78 310 78 81 80312 COLORED GIANTS, SHELL OIL, 1 GIANTS I SHELL OIL AS Al AB A Allen. ps 5 3 3 4 swanson.cl 4 11 Day. 2b 4 Mackey.e 3 5 Stearns. cl 5 Rogan.rf 3 Dlxon.cf 4 Motliel.lb 5 Glass. 4 1 l.Lee.ss 0 0 1 1 3 3 0 10 1 0 0 2 8 0 '2 0 0 18 0 3 0 0 Err.mer.3b 3 2 0 Heath.

lb 0 0 3 1 0 Brucker.rf 1 12 0 Johnson. 1 0 4IGriflln.x iPcnupp.p 1 Totals 3815 27 91 Totals 33 5 2814 Batted for Johnson in 9th. xx Batted lor Andrews In 9th. SCORE BY INNINGS Giants 1 002015009 Base hits 1 0 0 4 1 2 6 0 115 Shell Oil 0 0100000 01 Base hits 1 120000105 SUMMARY Three-base hits Kerr, Swanson, Allen. Two-base hits Allen, Dixon, 2: Beckwith, Mothel, Stearns.

Sacrifice hits Mackey, Day. Struck out By Glass, Bchupn, 5. Bases on balls Off Glass. 2: Bchupp, Hit by pitched ball Heath by Glass. Stolen base Mothel.

Double play Schupp to Emmet. Time ol game lh. 55m. Umpires McCre and Chadbourne. PHARMACISTS CLEAN LP SAM FERNANDO I PH ARM ACT AB A AB A 5 14 Hunter 4 2 2 3 5 10 01 4 111 4 0 1 4 3 12 1 Cruz.

3b 4 12 3 Castro.cf 4 2 10 tyns.lb 3 1 11 3 0 10 Perea.lf 4 0 1 0 3 0 10 Snlas.rf 2 0 2 0 Fieara.rf 3 0 0 0 Zamoa.c 4 13 lll.Rodri's.o 3 17 1 Franco.D 1 0 0 2 0 2 2 Cruz.p 3 0 0 2 Tolali 355248 Total 308278 SCORE BY INNINGS San Fernando 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 3 Base hits 0 002 1 1 1 0 Pharmacists 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 5 Bass hits 3 0 0 2 0 2 1 1 09 SUMMARY Three-base hit Hunter. Two-base hit Valencia. Sacrifice hit Zamora. Bases on balls Off Andrada, 2: Franco, i. Struck out By Andrada.

Franco, Cruz. 2. Stolen base Valencia. Double. play Rodriguez to Fernandez to Lvns.

umpire n-msr. i ui in. ui. SHELL OIL BEST CLEVELAND GIANTS! SHELL OIL3 AB A AB A Allen," 5 Day.2h 5 2 4 1 1 1 0 3 7 2 2 0 0 5 0 1 0 1 17 0 0 Vaickey.e 3 3 0 3 5 1 UHiucker.rf 8 Heath. lb 1 HPiUette.p 0 Oi 4 Siearns.cl Rwen.rl 4 Dixon.

If 4 Mothel.lb 4 Gardner.p 3 Curr.x 1 Totals 37 9 24 1H Totals 33 8 2717 Batted for Gardner In Sth. SCORE BIT INNINGS Giants ....0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 0 5 Base hits 0 0011115 09 Shell Oils 0 4202010 9 Base hits 0 4201010 8 SUMMARY Thrw-bas hits Stearns, Swanson. Two-base hits Mothel, Macney. Kerr. Chrls-tensen.

Sacrifice, lilt J. nkins. Struck out Py PtllcHe. 5: Gardner. 3.

Bases. ta ball.s Off Plllette, 3 Gardner. 2. Time ol game lh. 20m.

Umpires WUHsies and Chadbourne. tNION SQVAD TEIlMPnS PACIFIC KLECTRIC! I.A.T.S E. Aii ah ilOA Layne.lf Draoke.cl 4 0' 4 Luso.lb 3 Antista.ef 4 Rennle.o 4 Blewett.rf 4 Murphy.2b 3 r.ouctt.3b 2 Burbsnk.ss 4 0 4 llC Doug s.rf 4 0 J.Doug's.lb 4 0 O1 Jones. If 2 0 8 0 0: 2iGtlpvn.e wetzei.n Nepb.X 0 0 Totals 33 8 24. Totals 35 10 27 11 BCORH BY INNINGS Pnclflo Electrlo ..,.0 011000005 Base hits 0 1221001 18 I.A.T.SE 00141300 9 Base bits Al 1 1 4 2 1 0 0 10 SUMMARY Innings pitched By Wetsel.

Phillips, 2. Charge defeat to Wetzel. Home run Blewett. Three-base hits Gottliebev, Antista. Sacrifice hit Lee.

Bases on balls Off Wetzel. Boyd, 4. Struck out By WeUrl. Phillips, Boyd, 8. hit by pitched bell Drapke by Wetzel.

Stolen bases Rennle. Burbank, 2: C. Douglas, Jones. Double plays Rennie to Burbank to Rennle to Bouett; Gottlleber to Douglas. Umpire Hoyer.

Time of game lh. 45m. LIONS TAMED HOLLYWOOD iKAHLER LINDSAY W. AB Al AB ii A 3 12 7iBertch.3b 4 14 Gularte.2b 5 1 1 Hole! to. 4 1 Bellcte.rl 4 5 4 Oster.P 4 Be ete.ef 1 Blank p.

2b 4 Casey, lb 4 Coiian.cf 2 0 Pierce.cf 0 0 Butch.rl Benson. lb 0 Dunn.ss 1 01 Totals 37 10 24 13' Totals 34 1127 10 SCORE BY INNINGS W. Hollywood 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 fl 3 Base hits 1 1 4 2 0 0 0 1 110 Kahler Lindsay .2 0 2 0 1 2 0 0 7 Base hits 2 0 3 0 2 3 0 1 11 SUMMARY Three-base hits Pierce. Gomez, Benson. Two-base hits f.

Betlete. Butch; Fauiiw ner. Pierre. Dunn. Gomez.

Bases on balls Of. Oster. Gomez. 2. Struck out By Osier.

3: 8. Hit by pitched ball Rubldoux. Stolen bases Blankenshlp. Butch. Double play Dunn to J.

Faulkner to Benson. Umpire Hess. Time of. game lh. 45m.

SOUTH PASADENA SHUT OCT MONTFRBY PRK, SOUTH PASADENA AB Al AB A Nelson. cf Lund. 2b Thorne.3b Peaeh.lf L.tchey.ss Ho use. lb SNelds.rf Blonde, COoper.p 2 1 0 Rumsey.cf 4 5 1 4 0 Mtsbkin.lb 4 1 0 1 0 Zobey.rf 2 0 4 0 Gomes.c 2 IRojas.P 4 0 8 0 0 0 5 1 0 0 3 1 2 0 10 1 0 i 9 0 8 i Totals 29 5 27 4 Totals 33 8 2710 SCORE BY INNINGS Monterey Park 1 0200000 03 Base fclts 1 0 2 1 00 1 0 0 I South Pasadena ....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 04 Base h.ta 1 0 1 2 0 1 2 0 18 SUMMARY Three-base hit Nelson. Two-base hits Lnchey.

Mlshkin. Sacrifice bit Frank-ovifch. Bases on ball.s Off Coopor, 4: Rojas. 5. Struck out By Conner, '0: Ro-Jas.

7. Left on bases Monterey park. En fh Pasadena, 8. Stolen bases Nelson. Shields.

Rummer. 2: Smith. Mario. Double play Fenmnt to L'mpire ASIeck. Time of tame 2h.

5m. HOCKEV TEAMS PLAY TIE SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6. Sen prancisco and Oakland played a tie hockey game here today, the score being l-all after an extra period. The scores wers made by McDonald, San Francisco, and O.

Girous, Caklsnd. VESSELS DUE TO ARRIVE. Ship Berth CADARETTA. steamer 10 SAALE. motorshlp tGer.) HUMBOLDT, steamer U8 MONGOLIA, steamer 152 SACRAMENTO, steamer 159 NOORDERDYK, steamer (Dutch) 187 WITEIi.

steamer (Ger.) 22BE CATALINA. steamer 15 MUNDELTA. steamer 178 C. D. JOHNSON III, steamer 177 MALTRAN.

steamer 220 YORKMAR. sleamcr 23nB ADMIRAL SEBREE. steamer 154 TAKETOYO MARU. steamer (Jap.) ASTRAL, tanker Ate, KOYO MARU. tanker (Jap.) H9 H.

HH.LMAN. tanker 8 STEED, tanker 150 PHOENIX, tanker 119 VESSELS-DHS TO BAIL. 8hlo Berth SACRAMENTO, steamer 159 NOORDERDYK. steamer (Dutch) 187 PRESIDENT POLK, steamer 232A ADMIRAL PEOPLES, steamer 154 SAALE. motorshlp (Ger.) CATALINA.

steamer 18.i BRIIXIEPOOL. steamer (Br.) 54 NABESNA, steamer 177 OHIOAN. 1 18 ERIK FRISELL, steamer (Swed.) J. C. FITZSIMMONS.

tanker 98 YORKMAR. steamer 230B PHOENIX, tanker 119 MERICOS WHITTIER. tanker 119 LEVANT ARROA. tanker 238 K1VO MARU, tanker (Jap.) 240 WILLIAM H. DOHENY, tanker LB SOLANO, steamer 38 ESTHFR JOHNSON, steamer '95 TEXADA.

steamer 19? OLYMPIC, steamer 74 COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY TIDES. JANUARY. 1929 Los- Angeles Harbor HIGH WATER Day Time Rgt. Ft. S.7 3 8 8.0 fi.I 0.1 110 58 5.5 Time Ft.

7 8 0 10 11 12 13 14 8:51 a.m. 7.28 a m. 8:00 a.m. 8 33 a.m. 9:05 a.m.

9:38 a.m. 10:10 a.m. 10:46 a.m. 8:39 p.m. 9.15 p.m.

0:47 p.m. 10:19 p.m. 1051 p.m. 24 m. 11:68 p.m.

S.I 35 3.8 3.6 3.6 3 7 3.8 LOW WATER Day Time Hut. Ft. SS 2.6 25 2 5 2.5 2 4 24 24 Time It. 0.1 0.3 0.4 0 5 05 0 5 0.3 0:20 a.m. 1:01 a.m.

1:37 a m. 2:10 a.m. 2:42 a.m. 3:14 a m. 3:51 a.m.

4:34 a.m. 2:25 p.m. 2:57 p.m. 3:29 p.m. 3:59 p.m.

4:20 p.m. 4:59 p.m. 5:29 p.m. 9 10 11 12 13 14 Day 7 8 9 10 11 14 BUN Sunrise 8 59 a m. 6:59 a.m.

Sunset p.m. p.m. 5:02 p.m. 5:03 p.m. 5:04 ni.

5:05 p.m. 5.08 p.m. 5.0V p.m. 6 a.m. 8:51 a.m.

a.m. 6:59 a.m. 59 a.m. a.n. MOON Mounrise 4:19 a.m.

5:15 a m. 6 10 a.m. 7:02 a.m. 7 48 a.m. 8:29 a.m.

9:05 a.m. 9:37 a.m. Day 7 8 9 10 Moonset 2:23 p.m. 3 08 p.m. 3 54 m.

4:48 p.m. 5 45 p.m. 8:45 p.m. 7.46 p.m. 6:47 p.m.

11 12 13 14 RADIO REPORT The Radio Corporation ef America, In re-eueratkn with the Lulled States Health Service and the Seaman's Institute, will receive requests throngh the KSE station at Los Auseles Harbor lor medical aud surgical services fur sblps at sea LOS ANGELES STATION Noon, January 5 ill- Ina.lu 71H SON, Balboa for Los Ar.Beies, 1053 miles north of Balboa. WEST KATAN. Los Anireles lor Balboa, 731 m'les north of Balboa. PiriORPOO. Balboa for Los Angeles.

Ilia miles north cf Balboa. ATLANTIC. Balboa for Los Angeles. 893 miles north of Balboa IKGIKA. Lalbca ur Los Angeles, 331 miles not of Balboa.

KL'OL'ENOT. Balboa, tor Los Angeles, '4 J5 miles north ol oaluoa. FMHWSONCO. for Los Angeles. 2tM0 south of Los KEW JEitSEY.

Los Anneles for Balboa. wit milo nnrth nf Italhoa. DEHBYL1NE. Los Aneeles lor Balboa. 1459 miles north of Balboa.

J. W. VAN DYKE. Los Angeles lor Balboa. 1527 mil's north of Baluba.

CALIFORNIA. Los Anecles lor Balboa. 300 miles north of Balboa. ANDREA F. LtCKENBACH.

Los Aniteles for Balboa, 9fi8 miles north of Balboa. PARANA. Pilboa for Los Angeles. 1047 m'les north of Balboa. L.

LUCKENBACH. Bilboa for los An- Bn5 niili- noftu of Balboa. WATERTOWN, los Angeles for Balboa. miles ncrth of Baihoa. ET-V BANK.

Balboa for ban Francisco. IK7D miles souih of San Francisco. GALFNA. Balboa tor Is Angeles. 1501 mi's mnrh of Ixs AnKeies.

PACIFIC Sf'RUCE. Belboa for Los Angeles, 3 6 miles norih of Balhoa CHIIOIL. Los Ainreies for locopllla, 1403 miles norih of Tocoollla. p.m., January NORA. Los Aiierlrs lor liiUiQuo.

S174 OilIc north ot iQuique. M1RUABOOKA. Log Angeles for Tacoma. 203 miles north of Los Anseles. H.

STORY. Balboa lor Los Angeles. miles south of Lcs Anaeles. NOR'JBO. l-os Anseles for Yokohama.

807 mnes wesi or i.os Aimeies. PF ROCHE. Los Anrrles lor Balboa. 391 m.lcs rorth of B.iixia. PCirrT REYES.

Pdlboa for Los Angeles. 2450 milrs south of Los Angles. W. MILLER. Buenos Aires for Los An- K-les, 13iS miles south of Los POIMT ARENA.

Los Ang-icj foc Balbca. 10 miM south of Lvs CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO, Los Ang-'es fur Jose. 1003 roiies souto of Sao Francisco. OLYilONT, Los Angel's for San Francisco 12 miles north of Los Anseles. TACOMA.

Shanghai for Los Angeles, 277 miles west of Los Anseles. ALASKA STANDARD. Richmond for Trar- ros. 649 miles north ol Yvarros. KOYO MARU, Japan lor Los Angelea, 490 miles west of Los Angeles.

TEJON. Los Angeles for Balboa, 425 milet south of Loj Angeles. SOUTAIRE. Log Aneie for Portland. 110 miles south of Portland.

CAPT A. F. LUCAS. Port'and frr Fl Se- vundo. 95 miles north of El Setfund MONTEBF.LLO.

lot Anteirs for lQiiique. 2164 miles ncrth ol lqmque. EMMA H. COPPAGE. Everett for Los An- Anteles, 740 miles north of Los An eles ORAN.

for Loa Angeles. 737 miies r.irth of Balboa. WEST CAPE. Los Angeles for Balboa. 1503 miles south of Los Angeles.

eu. Jsauary BIANCA. Balboa for ls Angeles. 88 miles niirK To An' NOORDERDYK. "saa Frarc'sco for Los Auele 125 miUs norUi of Lot Angeles..