Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-20

first station. lie played Will OeLEolt
when Buelow was with that club.
James ]. Jeffries will be asked to UNI
pire the game and the managers ex-
peet to raise a goodly sum for the
injured player. Manager George M.
Ward will bring the matter before the
other directors at tonight's meeting,
which will be held at the city hall.
Unless Buelow decides to remain on
the coast next season he will be back
In the American league, as washington
is after him.
As a matter of fact the reason that
Pitcher Walter johnson lost his game
last Sunday to the colored Giants was
that Catcher Collins could not hold
his benders. johnson needed a Street
to catch him. Collins is a new man
and was the only baclkstop the Olive
club could secure, as all other good
material was engaged for the day.
Otherwise there might have been
different story to write about IN Mon
days Herald.
The North Pasadena team has some
strong players on its lineup, and from
the article of ball they have been dish
ing out recently the club will be a
hard bunch to defeat In the miscel-
laneous ranks.
Pitcher Leonard played in both
games at DolgeVille. In the first game
he tore his finger nail off, but went
in the box in the second game and
made good.
Ducks will be in order at the Dear
home over In Alhambra for the next
few weeks. as Bandini Dear went to
Oceanside last Saturday and returned
Monday with the limit Bandini was
the guest of the Couts amily, of
which there are four brothers, all ball
players, and nephews to the five Dear
brothers.
Pitcher Parker Dear said last Sunday
between acts that he would pinch him.
self and that he would be seen in the
lineup of the Gardena club next Sun
day, as he only twirled for the San
Gabriel to assist them while their regu-
lar slabster was on a hunting trip.
Shortstop Brown of the Santa Ana
team out of three times at bat in last
Sundays game got one run and made
two three-base hits.
Catcher Slater for the Giants in last
Sundays game got one run, one hit
and seventeen putouts. Going some.
First Baseman Boden of the Rivera
team last Sunday got two runs, four
hits and assisted in six putouts.
A six-club baseball league was or
ganized at Polytechnic last week and
already two games have been played in
the league. In the first game the Cubs
and the Baltimore team played off their
first game of the league, which resulted
in q score of 3 to 2 in favor OF the
Cubs. Yesterday afternoon the second
game was played on the Prayer dia-
mond between the Majestics and the
Pirates, which resulted in a score of 10
to 4 in favor of the Majestics. George
Carlyle, pitcher and captain of the Ma
testic club, went on the mound for his
club and struck out seven, while Ferry.
the opposing slabster, famed nine.
Clark, who acted as backstop for the
Pirates was good in picking them off
played well for a Junior player.
Following Is the schedule arranged
by Chairman T. II. Brewer, baseball
coach of Polytechnic:
Wednesday, October 21-Tigers vs..
Giants.
Friday. October 2S-Baltimores VS..
Tigers.
Monday, October 2e-Baltimores VS..
"Wednesday, October 2s-Majestics VS..
Tigers.
Friday, october SO-Giants VS.. Balti-
mores.
Monday. November 2-cubs vs. Ma
jestics.
Wednesday, November 4-Pirates VS..
Baltimores.
Friday, November 6-Majestics VS..
Giants.
Monday, November % Cubs VS..
Wednesday. November 1t-Pirates VS..
Cubs.
Monday. November 10 Cubs vs..
wednesday, November 1S-Pirates VS..
Tigers.
Following are the lineups of the vari-
Gus clubs
pitcher; Gist, first base; Gillett. third
base; Layne. shortstop Haskell,
catcher; Lenk, center field; Willart,
right field; Moore, sub; Lalane, sub;
Hathaway. left field; Bower, second
base.
Cubs-Terry captain and shortstop;
Finkle. first base; >Ruggles. catcher;
Nofziger sub; NJ. Johnson, center field;
Ross, left field; Griffith, sub; Linsey,
left field; Phelps, second base.
Tigers--Freitag, captain and catcher;
Griffin. first base; John Oxarat, short
stop; Gilman, second base; Joseph
OXarat, center Helu, 1leTSOH, IlSIt
field; Burke, third base; Porter, sub;
McAleer, pitcher; Caul, sub; Ashley.
left field.
Giants-Tom Pierce captain and third
base; Armstrong, catcher; Sebastian,
pitcher; Hobgood, second base; McKin-
ney. first base; Campbell, center field;
Spiese, shortstop; McMaster, sub; Bull
lard, right field; Judd, sub; Dougherty
left field.
Maiastios - CarIvIe captain and
pitcher; Harlow, shortstop; Parks,
catcher: Cranas, first base; Plant, third
base; Sharpe, first base; Happ, left
field; Kincade. second base; Smith,
sub; Nortmore. right field; Dangepar,
sub.
Pirates-Cooper, captain and first
base; Ferry, pitcher; Bryan, left field;
Huber. sub; Larsen, third base; Clark,
catcher; Mcdonald, second base; Alton,
center field; Neibecker, sub; w. Smith,
right field; Templeton, shortstop.
1t is noticeable that there are Several
prominent players on the respective
clubs McAleer, pitcher for the Tigers,
is a nephew to Manager McAleer of the
st. Louis Browns; Bryan, who is con-
nected with the Pirates, is a distant
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