Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
BY RED PERKINS

the Violet street school writes from Bal
timore as follows: 81 cannot see where
Baltimore has 1t over Los Angeles in
any way. Here the streets are narrow
and built with cobblestones The sew
ers are poor and cause a great deal of
sickness. There are several girls
basketball teams in this city. l am
instructing at the Baltimore Athletic
club and coach the football and base
ball teams of the Baltimore university.
There is one thing they overlook here,
and that is Sunday baseball. There are
few of these played on the Sabbath.
Give my best regards through The Her
aid to Coaches Raitt and Best, and also
to the bunch at Hoegees."
Frank Allen, a Marysville pitcher in
the Northwest league, has been signed
by the st. Paul club to play next sea-
son.
Manager McCarroll of the Gardena
baseball team is requested to call up
Main 1850 after 6 o'clock and ask for
Cheshire.
Games tomorrow in the Southern
State league will be of a classy nature,
from the various lineups as turned In
yesterday:
Gardena VS.. Pico Heights at Gardena.
Dyas-Clines VS.. Dolgeville at Dodge
Vile.
Thistles VS.. Rivera at Los Neitos.
Gardena-AnniS, pitcher; S1mmS,
catcher; Diamond, first base; Haskins.
second base; Stockwell. shortstop; B.
Dear, third base; Hughes, left field;
Bennett, right field; Gorton, center field.
Pico Heights-Reid, Siegel, pitchers;
Mexican, catcher; Leprevote, first base;
Daley, second base; Reeve shortstop;
Fish, third base; Curran, left field;
Morrow, center field; Bradley. right
field.
Dyas- s-Clines-Lyon, pitcher; Price,
catcher; McElroy, flrst base; Bresino,
second base; f. Kutz. shortstop; Nalle,
third base; Brewer, left field; Bouett,
center field; Goddard, right field; Smith,
substitute.
Dolgeville-Leonard, Rhulin, pitchers;
Read, Pratt, catchers; Coutz, first base;
]. Dear, second base; Slack, Sullivan,
shortstop; Pierce, third base; G. Dear,
left field; Stuart, center field; Metz,
Hoover, right field; Carr, substitute.
Thistles-O'Connor, catcher; Lequin,
pitcher; A. Lyon, first base; Hender-
son, second base; Bradshaw, shortstop;
Nordquist, third base; Heskett, left
field; Scheideker. center field; Tracy,
right field.
Rivera-Haskell, Hatch, Lane, Gran
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lett, first base; f. Nagle, second base;
Haskell, Hatch, third base; McGaugh,
shortstop; White, left field; V. Nagle,
center field; Milliken, Briswalter, right
field.
e. L. Tilly, manager of the Frank
Simpson Fruit company club, will
hike to Ventura next week in quest
of quail.
The Tufts-Lyon sporting goods house
reports that it has several dozen
Spaulding balls and that there is no
truth in the rumor that these balls are
scarce.
Managers Of the California Winter
league clubs at their last meeting tried
to put through a motion to the erect
that the Reach ball be the official
league ball, but after a warm discus
sion the motion was wastebasketed.
The citizens of San Diego nave SUBJ
scribed the sum of 5000 per month to
support the big league team that will
represent the southern city in the WIN
ter ranks.
Baseball enthusiasts of Santa Bar
bara are talking of organizing a fast
winter ball team for that city. There
will be a meeting this evening for the
purpose of completing organization.
The Los Angeles Giants and an all
star team will play a series of three
games for side bet of $50. The first
game will be pulled off October 20, the
second November 1 and the last will
be played November 15-all on the JOY
park diamond. This will follow a spe-
cial game between the San Bernardino