Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-17


dena game next Sunday afternoon.
That thirteen-inning game at Long
Beach in the Association leasde last
Sunday between the Santa Anita and
the Long Beach clubs was a 'pippin.'
Sam Lafferty and Fullager worked
their heads off in the pitching depart
ment and after old Sol went down in
the west the score stood 1 to 1. Four
teen hits were made off Fullager.
while Lafferty allowed but six George
Stovall, playing under the name of
Murphy, was the star of the Long
Beach team, sending a long, deep hit
ipto center garden and allowed Cole
to score on the play.
Hats off to the Woodill-Hu team,
for they defeated the crack Pacific
coast Syrup team last Sunday, and
with the San Berdoo club stand 1000
per cent in their league standing. Keep
up the good work. boys as there are
just few more rocky roads to travel
Molly and his friend Frisco paid a
visit to the sporting editor of The Her.
aid last night, thanking him for the
publicity given the amateurs.
Tho Wcls-Fargo team is receiving
considerable notice i'm the sporting col
umns of the various papers. Last Sun
udA tutS WOll llelf tenth SLIalgIlI game.
The All-Star team of Los Angeles de-
sires to hear from w. M. Stewart OF
the Olinda team regarding a game
Turkey day. Call Molly at F42s4,
or answer through The Herald.
Rumor has it that Player Dickman.
now with the Woodill- Hulse team, will
be seen in the uniform of the McCor-
micks in the California Winter league
in left garden.
Lee O'Connor, catcher, is in great de-
mand these days. During the past
three months he has been connected
with the Modern Woodmen, Thistles,
and at the present is receiving a salary
of $4,000 in stage money per year for
playing with the Woodill- Hulse team.
O'Connor will play with the Saints
when they open their series of games
this fall.
The Santa Anita and the Wielan1
clubs in the Association league are run
ming neck and neck for the cellar cham
pionship. Managers of both teams say
there will be change in their stand
ing when the returns are reported next
Sunday.
Player Cakes of the San Diego team
team that got a hit off Pitcher Hark-
ness, the Hoegee pitcher, last Sunday.
Freddie Snodgrass made an excellent
catch in the outfield last Sunday and
caught the ball in time to retire Autry
at the pan.
Bill Goodman had an easy time in
left garden last Sunday, only one fly
coming his way.
Catcher Orondorff for the Hoegees
played a good game last Sunday at
San Diego and got one hit.
Adams played big league ball for the
Hoegees at first base last Sunday at
San Diego.
Skaters line drive to left field in the
game against the San Diego team for
a time looked like a home run, but
the ball was fielded back in time to
catch Shafer at home.
Jimmy McQuade led off at San Diego
last Sunday in the game against the
San Diego team with a single and
tired by inches.
Snodgrass and Goodman hit the ball
we'll at San Diego last Sunday and got
a number of hits off Stoval.
The tie game between the San Diegos
and the Hoegees will be played off
Christmas day.
The coming baseball magnate. Lit
tle' Johnnie Hasmier reports that his
club, the Ascots defeated the Western
Stars last Sunday on the Ascot dia-
mond by the score of 10 to 3.
LONG BEACH JUNIOR LEAGUE
The last games in the Grammar
School league at Long Beach yester-
day resulted as follows; Atlantic de-