Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-28
Jose batters guessing.

land.
George Darby leaves today for Omaha.
Pete Lohman will proba bly, 60 to
Seattle.
1t seems to be favorite remark in the
south that the Los Angeles batters will
drive some of the California league
pitchers to drink. Time will tell.-[Pa-
cific Field Sports.
Let's see. We have knocked out
Hoffman and Tanning. There is Harp
er, Lockabaugh, Hart, O'Neill, .Horner
and German still left.
Ed Marshall and John Alder OF Red
lands think that Los Angeles has pen.
nant-winning team.
Six guessed the score in the Times
competition.
John Brink is great admirer of the
home team.
The Angels or the Dukes? That is
the question agitating the fans all over
the state.
1t is safe betting that over thousand
people will attend Wednesdays game.
All the fans will get off to see the open
ing game.
G. NJ. Brown and Charles Stearns
came in from Redlands to see the
Angels.
Finn's aggregation will get a great
send off in Los Angeles. There should
be large crowd out on Wednesday to
see the leaders come together. 1t
promises to be great battle as San Jose
has wonderfully good team, from all
accounts.
The Angels are starting out all right.
The Examiner baseball writer was
fearful that the majority of our team
would lose their batting eye in California,
as many other eastern players have
done. The San Francisco scribe is ap-
parently needlessly alarmed.
Wait till we hit the Colonels. The
fur will fly.
Little" Smith OF the Oaklands made
two base hits in bis opening game. He
leads the batting for Oakland.
The Champs of last season, with Jerry
Denny thrown in, will be our next
victims.
San Jose plays here on Wednesday
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sun
day. What is the matter with taking
three out of FIVE? Glen says four, but
Tredway will not be satisfied with any
thing but five straight.
The Colonels have not yet struck their
pace.
What's the matter with the Angels
Don't they look like pennant winners :!
Los Angeles has the baseball fever.
Over $4,000 were taken in at the two
opening games. lst
Our outfield has not yet made a
mistake. They capture everything that
Gentle Willie" is hitting the ball
hard and often.
The San Francisco team went north
last night.
The San Joees will be here tomorrow.
They play their opening game here on
Wednesday.
The ANGELS and San Jose are tie for
first place. Our team will be in the lead
Wednesday night. ,
Wright and Hasamaear each made
four hits in the games with San Fran
cisco.
Glenalvin is the man when hit is
needed.
The following Long Beach fans took
in the game yesterday and rooted for
the Angels Joe Morgan, AL. Craw,
Will F. Sweeny, A. B. Boswell, F. E.
Cook, Fred Smell, Charley Fetterman.
Bill Settles, Lin Lovett, l.. A. Bailey,
John F. Sweeny, VIM. Henry, Art Bran.
son. A. H. Branson, H.. Low.
John f. Fogarty, formerly Of the Gus
tom house. San Francisco, led the bell
crowd at Saturdays game.
w. S. Price, the well-known sporting
authority who tipped the California
league on two, three and four IN 1891,
places the clubs as follows for the sea:
son: Los Angeles, first; San Jose, Sec
and Oakland, third, and San Francisco
last. This prophecy was made before
the season opened. ,...-
S. G. Stevenson and George Wilson do
the telegraphing from the grounds for
| the Western Union company.
Reports of the San josef Oakland game
were received at the grounds and posted
| up on the score board.