Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-16
100 GAMES PLAYED
IN AMATEUR RANKS
Twenty-lnning Contest in Southern
State League-Miller, Re-
cruit, Makes Good at
Pasadena

The semi professionals and the bush
leaguers were in their glory yesterday
afternoon in the various points IN
Southern California and from the
scores turned in by the different mag
gots and the reports turned in by the
police to Chief Ed Kerns over 100
games were in full blast in this neck of
the woods, not including the big game
between the White Sox and Hen Ber-
RVS pennant winners of last season.
In the California Winter league the
Pasadena team downed the McCom-
icks at the Raymond field, to 2. MIL
Ter, a recruit from one of the minor
leagues of this city, was tried out by
the cherry pickers on the mound ana
made good for the first time in fast
company in the last two innings.
At San Pedro the San PEDRO team
was defeated by the Edison wire string
ers of Los Angeles by the close score
of to Z. The local team made two
runs in the first inning, four In the
second, and two in the eighth. In
the seventh inning the. score read I
to against the Electric club.
If Scotty Aliens Southern State
leaguers didn't have many games
the brevity of the program in length
of contests, playing thirteen and TWEEN
ty inning games out of the three listed.
At Joy park the Dyas-Clines were
defeated by the Salt Lake players py
the snug score of 6 to l in the only
one of the contests which was nn1sneu
inside the regular limit. The sporting
goods players were only aple TO inu
Grayson successfully for four hits,
while the railroaders slugged Rieger
for bases twelve times. La Brant
poked the leather in the nose Tor
brace of sacks, while Gierty ana CIln-
ton each hurried around three cushlons
on slams to the outfield. The feature
of the game was the hitting OF the
Salt Lake team.
At Lordsburg the Seal Gardens con-
tested thirteen acts with the home nine
for an to victory. Pitts OF the
Lordsburg team famed twenty men,
making an average of sixty elght
chops in five games. He also held tne
farmers to seven hits as compared
with twelve gotten off of Phillips, put
the cactus boys were unfortunate al
critical times. -,
The twenty session show was helu
at Arcadia between the Eagles and
Santa Anitas, and when the moon was
commencing to come over the stables
the Jockeys brought in the passage 10
break the tie of three all. There was
plenty of hitting to enliven thlngs' put
the teams fielded with such perfectioil
that in spite of doubles by Goodman
Cleveland, Robson and Hafgnt, the
score board showed no signs of a slug
ging match.
Games played in other leagues under
the leadership of Red Perkins and
| the miscellaneous fry were as folloWs'
California Winter League
| At Santa Ana-Santa Ana 6, Christopher
Levys 8.
At Santa Barbara-Santa Barbara D. Hoe
gees 3.
At County hospital-syrups 10, Pico Height
| At Washington and Aameda-Sunbrish
| Babes I, Hornets 8.
At Highland Park Highand Park ~ Fra
ernal Aid 10.
WhOIesalers' League
At Thirty-eighth and Santa Fe aVenue-
| Anderson -Chansors 5, Racycles g.
At Agricultural park-Simpson b. w. D. an'
| Sash T.
| Miscellaneous Games
At Gardena-Gardena 6, North Pasadena 0
| At Thirty-eighth and Santa Fe avenue-Ihis
| ties 5, Lulkes 4.
| At Seal Garden Florence Grahams 10, New
s.
| At Rowan street-Belvidere 35, Bright Owl
| 7.
| At County Observation-Disclosures s. Owls Z
| Meetings scheduled for this week III TN
| different organizations will be as follows
Tuesday night, California Winter leagu
and the Southern State league. Weuhesda'
night, Wholesalers at 6l2 Wall street.