Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-06
RACYCLES


ABB lib sB Po nj
8 !: j ! !:
Alexander ......
Strangman ...... vi
Pearne ....-ss.. vi
Miller .......... VI
Nelson ...s.....
Sharpe ......... VI
Mccoy .......... vi
L. CLARK ........ vi
Totals ......43 1s IL 15 81 IA 81
BRooKLYNs
Alb r 1B sB PO A FL
Doer ........... Al
H. Parsons ..... 0 Al
Leonard ........ ~
Starr, Starr ........4 Q Q 10 ! q
Frank .......... U
Goldwater .......
Sattler ......... y
Totals ......s1 o az is I
SCORE BY INNINGS
Racycles ............1 0 5 3 1 o Ola
Base hits ..........1 liz
Brooklyns ...........0 0 o o 0 o. o
Base hits ..........o 1 o o o. 8
SUMMARY
Two-base hits = Pearne. strangman.
Frank First base errors-Racycles 3,
Brooklyns 2! Bases ON balls-On Clark 1.
F1eury L. Struck out-By Clark 6, Fleury
7. Hit by pitched ball-cass, Nelson.
Clark. Umpire-Coots.
A good one is being told on Umpire
Pat Fitzwilliams. who umpires in the
California Summer league. Last Sun
day. while umpiring the game at San
Pedro between the Edisons and the
Merchants a foul ball struck Pat on
the left side of his vest, breaking his
Waterbury. Pat stopped the game for
ten minutes, examining his watch. The
crowd ''bawled" out Pat, and in his fit
Of anger he sent the remains over the
fence.
q. p. Haskell, manager of the Rivera
team--In answer to your question sent
in yesterday. the play goes as ffeider's
choice.
AT meeting of the Interurban
league last night at McCormick's pool
room it was decided to postpone the
adoption of the schedule for one week
in order to secure the other two teams
necessary to make at least six-club
circuit. Most of the managers were
favorable to starting the league off
next Sunday, but owing to the fact
that only four clubs were represented,
Manager Guy Rice/of the Tropico team
made a strong objection to starting
with four teams, as he would be COM
pelteu 10 VaCaIS MS diamond TOO OIleu
to suit the patrons of the strawberry
town. Rice stated after the meeting
that If the other two clubs came into
the league he is willing to join.
On account of Manager Dutch secur-
ing the diamond at Santa Anita, the
Meeks withdrew, because they had no
suitable diamond to play upon. Man
ager Strong of the A, T. & s. F. team
voiced the opinion Of his players to
the effect that they do not desire to
join the league for the present. OBJ
jections to the Santa Anita club join
ing were made because they desire all
games played on their diamond, al
thought the Santa Anitas would play
the travelling expenses OF all clubs to
the race track town.
Acting President j. c. Finley said
after the meeting that he does not
think 1t is faN and just for one club
to play all their games on their dia-
mond. AT the present time there Is
q schedule in the hands OF the schedule
committee which calls for a number
Of games on the different diamonds.
AS it stands at present the Wieland
team gets eleven games on their dia-
mond and four from home. Tropico
has the same number at home and
abroad, while the Harbor Citys have
ten games at home and five away.
Belvidere has no diamond and unless
other arrangements are made will be
compelled to play all their games
away from home.
If the Santa Anitas concede the de-
mands of the league there will be no
objection to them joining the organi-
zation. Finley would be pleased to hear
from the managers of the Syrups.
North Pasadena and the Long Beach
teams in regard to joining the league.
Games scheduled for next Sunday
in the Interurban league will be as fol-
lows: Los Angeles Athletic club VS..
Tropico, at Tropico; Harbor Citys VS..
A., #. g. S. F.. at Harbor City; VIE
lands VS.. Belvideres, at Thirty-eighth
and Alapeda.
Tommy Leahy, the truck driving
kid, is happy in the fact. that he is
playing ball on Sundays. s'Say, sure-
ly / would not know what to do with
myself on Sunday IL it was not for
these games"