Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-14
BALL, GOLF [[l55as=:5..l BOXING, ROWING
NEWS AND NOTES OF THE DIAMOND


DT H1LB pitching Tor the Globe
wv Mills team against the Trans
portation club at Thirty-eighth
and Alameda streets Saturday after
noon Guy M. Campbell of the -four
mills team sustained broken arm in
q remarkable manner. He had pitched
In excellent form up to the moment OF
the accident, in the seventh inning,
ana had two strikes on Catcher
Houghton, whom he desired to fan. He
wound up his pitching arm for an in-
shoot, and gripping the ball tightly
made an effort at throwing 1t to the
batter. The bone in his pitching arm
1ust above the elbow snapped with q
loud report and the ball went sailing
over third base. He was Immediately
conveyed In O carriage to q nearby
'sset' the broken bone. This accident
will prevent Campbell from playing
again for many months. Several
months ago he sustained a broken
wrist on his pitching arm which kept
him out Of the game for several weeks
At the last meeting OF the Valley
league It was decided to change the
meeting night from Friday to Monday
night, Fiesta park was given up IN
favor of the Thirty-eighth and santa
BE diamond.
Cal Ewing and Hen Berry are at
Portland to talk over the baseDall sit-
uation with Judge McCredfe. In re-
cent interview the Portland magnate
declared himself against eix-cluD
League. He said he was opposed to
continuous baseball at Los Angeles, put
favored eight club, four In the south
and four in the north Ewing thinks
the time hardly ripe for eight cluDs.
hut If DuRdale had decent team or
was willing to spend money 70 FORM
one. Cal would consider the matter:
The president visited Seattle last
month. He attended the games, wnlcn
were awfully "bushy." II Seattle were
~ enter fhe Coast league II would have
"a have q brand new outfit, and this
would cost little fortune. AS Dug
dale hates to spend money Ewing dio
not think well OF an eight-club circuit
Tor next year, but he believes II event.
ually will come.
The three Dagger that Parker Dear
lined out In the second inning IN xne
WoodIIl- Hulse- Crescent game yester-
fiav went to the fence and then
bounded back into left field, which pre-
vented Dear from getting a horne run
"Babe" Danzig of Portland walked
on the field the other day complaining
that he had B lame back, and told
Manager McCredie that he would IKE
To Law of for the day. Walter told him
he could lay of for the rest of the sea-
son, II he liked. For a big husky you
get these lame backs very often, and
the sooner the club gets rid of you the
better Il will be for the club" NC
Creole Is reported to have told Danzig,
who was rather surprised at Macs re-
marks. as he went to the club mousse
to change his uniform, Watching the
the bench. Big Ed Kennedy. who was
a member Of the Beavers OUTFIT some
time ago, was telegraphed to report az
soon as possible.
Manager Valdez of the Hollywood
team announced last night that the
Hollywood team hereafter would be
known as the Venice club in the Sub
urban league, with home grounds al
Venice.
Manager Valdez of the Hollywood
club has signed a college pitcher named
Louis Stole, formerly OF the Harvard
military school, who twirled nne ball
for the soldiers last year and kept
them wen up in the percentage Of the
county high school baseball league.
President Mcdonald of the Suburban
league attended the game played at
White city yesterday between the Hol-
lywood and White City clubs, and was
well pleased with the conduct of the
boys. The game ended by the score of
8 to / Ia favor OF the White City club.
Red Randolph. pitcher, formerly con-
nected with the Los Angeles club. has
signed with the Alameda team in the
State league, and twirled his first game
against the Encinals last Saturday.