Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-01
AMATEUR TEAMS
PLAY LONG GAME
HYNES AND SWIFTS COMBAT
FOR 19 ACTS
Contest at Del Rey Is Called OFF Be-
cause Teams Cannot Agree on
Expenses-ResuIts and
Notes

One of the longest games between anna
teur teams ever held in Southern Califor-
MIA occurred on the Hynes diamond yester-
day. when the Hynes and Swifts battled
for nineteen innings before winning run
could be forced over the platter. AT the
close of the game the Swifts were there
with two runs while their opponents had
single tally to their credit.
The Hynes battery was made up OF
Hearst and Botello while Thomas ana
Bingham performed for the Swifts
Neither side was forced to change pitchers
at any time, and the work of all the
players was of a high class
life-sized squabble, which finally
broke up the show and prevented game
being played. was pulled off on the Del
Rev diamond when the home team and
the Hamburgers could not agree on the
amount of expense money to be allowed
the visitors. Both Manager Bennett of the
Hams and Allen of the Dels will air their
respective sides of the controversy at to-
nights meeting of the league magnates.
Down in San Diego the Hoegees wal
Ioped the Pickwicks by a score of to 3,
and in the other league game, played at
Pasadena the home team hung it on the
Morans by lopsided figure-9 to 1.
Five games were played in the Southern
Coast league and around on the different
diamonds other organizations battled for
supremacy. On the Echo park grounds
the Maple Leafs and Jevnes went six in
nings to a tie, 6 to 6, but the rest of the
games were comparatively onesided and
big scores piled u. The results are as
follows:
Southern State League
At San Diego-Hoegee, 6; Pickwick, 8.
At Del Rey-Del Rey and Hamburgers;
both claim game.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 8; Morans, 1.
Southern Coast League
At Los Nietos-Nofzigers, 6; Booth
Neighbours, 0.
At Santa Monica-Santa Monica, 8; Wes-
tern H. & A, A.
At Santa Ana-Home Telephones, Z;
Santa Ana, 2.
At DolgevilIe-Dolgeville 6; Norwalk. 8.
At Huntington Beach-Huntingtons, IL;
Hoegees, g.
Miscellaneous Games
AT Rowan street-National Lumber, IL;
Belvideres, z.
At Hynes-Swifts, 2; Hynes, /. Nineteen
innings.
At Main street-Angelus, 20; Brick Tile
and Gotta, 3.
Same place-Main Street Stars, IA; Ave
nue. Twenty, 13.
At Echo park-Maple Leafs, 6; Jevnes,
6. Six innings.
At Seal Gardens-Florence Graham, 10;
Western D. & s.. 7.
At Maud Junction-Pearls, s; Montecito
Park, 4.
Notes of Amateurs
Yesterdays game between Tropico and
Burbank, which was scheduled to be
played for a $40 side bet did not material
ize, as the Tropico pitcher sustained an
injury to his leg which necessitated his
absence from the scene of action. The
game will be played off at some future
date.
The Santa Monicas are looking for
game for the Fourth, and don't care what
they take on in the line of an amateur
organization. Frank Richardson is the
manager, and communication sent to
him at the seaside town will meet with
willing response.
Andrade, Santa Monica's new twirler,
pitched swell ball yesterday, and had the
Western Hardware and Arms players
right where he wanted them. The beach
comber was there with fourteen strike
outs, and was never in danger of being
chased to the weeds.
All kinds of things will come up at to-
nights meeting of the Southern State
league managers. In addition to yester-
days dispute at Del Rey, the game ut
San Diego couple OF weeks ago. wherein
the Morans were disqualified, will also be
taken up, and many more questions must
be settled by the powers that be.
When the Pearls beat the Montecito
Parks yesterday at Maud Junction it made
their eighth straight victory. The Pearls
want to meet either the Palms or San
Pedro. Telephone Main 5O65 for the Pearls
manager.
Don't shop Saturday nights-do what
you can to aid early closing.