Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-03

lilS american NdIlOndlS at Sl. VIII
cents last Saturday, in which the
American team objected to the decis-
lens of Umpire Lane and walked of
the diamond.
Bradley. short stop for the Nationa
Bank of California, has gone east or
his vacation, to be gone several weeks
Beamer's twirling for the Nationa
Bank of California has caused quite 8
little uneasiness among the other teams
of the legue. Beamer formerly pitched
for the Los Angeles high school team
and made a good record for himself il
high school circles.
Rumor has it that Umpire Perrine
who is behind the indicator in the
Oakland-Los Angeles series, will be
seen in the American league next sea-
son.
The kids were 200 strong in the left
field bleachers yesterday, cheering the
Angels on to victory. In a chorus they
sang for the benefit Of Pitcher Hardy
OF the Oakland team: You can't get
them over! You can't get them overI
Hardy only smiled at their witty re-
marks. Saturday, hereafter, will be
kids day at the Chutes.
One thousand fans saw the Angels
assassinate the hoodoo at Chutes yes
terday, and Capt. Dillon was smiles
throughout the game.
Cakes, Ellis and Brashear were there
with the stick. each getting two
Dagger Ellis started the fireworks by
slamming out the ball for a two-base
hit Out of four trips to the bat he
made three hits and two runs. Capt.
Dillon got sixteen putouts, while w.
Hogan ran a close second with nine.
The Hoegees and the Athletics will
play at the Boyle Heights Athletic
park the Fourth of July Several field
events will be held in running, jump
ing, fungo hitting and long distance
throwing. Following are the lineups:
Hoegees-B. Goodman, catcher; Dem
mis-. pitcher; Wilkinson, first base; Nc
Cam, second base; McQuade. short
stop; Schmuck, third base; Laswell
left field; Nichols, center field; G. Good
man, right field.
Athletics-Gres, catcher; ]. Gamble,
pitcher; Riplinger, first base; Dresson,
second base; Young, short stop; Grace,
third base; Grayson, left field; EN-
MONS center field; Kline, right field.
Game will be called at 2:30 o'clock.
The Racycles and the Highland Park
baseball teams nave ScneuuleQ a game
for next Sunday afternoon on the Ag-
rlcultural park diamond. Following are
the lineups:
Highland Park-J. Hawkins, first
base; Latter, third base; Conway, secT
ond base; Ash, pitcher; McLain. short
stop; Jury, catcher; John Hawkins:
right field; Ordwein, center field; F.
left field.
Racycles - Mccoy, catcher; Clark,
pitcher; Strangman, shortstop; J.
Pearne, second base; Alexander, short
stop; Oscar, third base; Sharpe, center
field; H. Clark, right field.
Manager Alex Hoag said last night |
hat Mr.. Briggs of the Arcadia base
1all diamond would enter new or
yanization in the California Summer |
eague at a meeting of the league di- |
'ectors to be held this evening at Nc |
Cormick's place of business 524 South |
Spring street. Lafferty, the crack |
Polytechnic high school twirler, may be |
een on the lineup of the Santa Anita |
Tub with Cleveland as the backstop. |
rhe Arcadia field will be remodeled |
md a new club house will be furnished
N the grounds.
The Highland Park baseball club will |
AXE trip to Redondo and play that |
baseball team the afternoon of July A. |
1t was rumored in amateur circles
asst night that after playing out the |
season series of the Independent league |
he Home Council team will enter the |
anks of the Southern State league.