Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-27

p. m.
AL Lindley is somewhat of a crank
himself.
Art Allen is staunch supporter OF
baseball.
Ed and Will Tufts will patronize the
game very often this season.
Mike Polaski will be one of the
staunchest supporters of the home
team.
The Long Beach contingent was
headed by Will F. Sweeney, the king,
and w. E. Clark, A. L. Lovett. A. B.
Boswell, Joe Morgan, Frank Cook and
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DR.. Weldon will not miss game if he
can help himself.
Joe Chanslor, Gil Hall and Forrest
Hance can always be counted on to 60 to
league game.
F. II. jackson attended the opening
game.
Roderick Durr is fan all the way
from Troy, N. Y.
Senator Il. F. Del Vale is the king
fan of Los Angeles.
1t is reported that Judge Hendrick
played ball twenty years ago with
Captain Anson, Deacon White and
other league stars.
Sheldon Borden is dubbed fan by all
who know him.
"Grandpa" Graft is regular patron
of baseball.
Henry Bell will be a star rooter for
the home club.
G. E. Johnson, visitor from the east,
is an intense lover of the game.
E. &. Russell is red-hot enthusiast. {.
John Buehler is fan. He is on deck
at almost every game.
]. Fred Teale and "Jax" Perry gener-
ally 60 to ball game together.
Rudy Teale is also regular at
tendant.
"Gilhooly" Holloway can be found
any afternoon on the bleachers. =
j. A Muir of the Southern Pacific is
an ardent admirer of the national game.
The newspaper profession was we'll
represented. Among those present
were Col. H. q. Osborne. Col. J. J..
Ayers, E. R. Cleveland, j. Will Lysons,
Lester Osborne, and several editors from
the country.
The council occupied the Glenalvin
club box.
Hervey Lindley, A. l.. Bath and Cook
q Langley shouted themselves hoarse.
R. F. Del Vale, Judge Henderson and
Judge Campbell would sooner miss a
good club dinner than one of the league
games.
"Checks" Chadwick says that cricket
is not in it with baseball.
Uncle Jim Gunner was an interested
spectator.
Frank Childs wants to know what be-
came OF his boys Saturday afternoon.
He could have seen the whole contingent
at the ball game.
Judge Clark is just as we'll posted on
the national game as he is on the law.
Jay Hunter, one of our legal lights,
viewed the game from the grand stand.
Jim Mellus is the champion rooter for
Los Angeles.
George Arnold, cashier of the Uni
versity bank, is quite baseball boomer.
Dick Mcknight was in attendance
looking as gay and debonair as ever.
of the purest ray. He is making con-
Treasurer Mansfield of the Grand
never misses a chance to shout and
hurrah for the home nine.
DR.. MacGowan likes to watch a match
from the bleachers.
Emil Quarre of LIE Progress thinks
there is no sport like baseball.
Albert Ralphs is always on hand. He
is great admirer of the national pas
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Auld both like to
see close game of ball.
"Doc" Kennedy. the secretary of the
Los Angeles club, was here, there and
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gest fan in the city.
Gene Wilson is baseball fan of the
first water. He induced dozen of his
friends to take in the initial game.
Joe Barker is the greatest enthusiast
in the city.
City Clerk Teed was the pitcher for
his college. He enjoys good ball game
and can be classed as fan.
Billy Edwards never takes girl to a
ball game. He gets so wrapped up in
the game that he forgets all about the
girl.
Captain Marion, the assemblyman
from Los Angeles, is devoted admirer
of the national pastime. He rarely
misses game.
Frank Mccoy thinks that there is no
game like baseball.
United States Attorney Allen is an
enthusiast on the American game.
Walter Cosby enjoys the game and is
generally on deck when the first ball ia
pitched.
Mr.. Anderson, OF the firm of Anderson
& Chanslor, would sooner go to q base.
ball match than to the theater. He
will root for the Angels this season.
Mr.. and Mrs, L. J, Lockhart and
niece saw the game from carriage.
Mrs. A. E. Baker and Mrs. Ballard
were delighted with the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gard were much
delighted with the victory of the
Angels.
It 10 two to one betting that Will
Hicks will not miss . game during the
entire season.
Tom Harmon thinks that the bleach.
Ars snond De fitted out with Harmon
cultivator seats.
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