Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-02


that al fines should be paid. In other
words, Louis is "stung."
| Sam Ferraris, who formerly played
with the Pasadena aggregation, VIII
| be seen in the uniform of the Home
Council team, which is a great benefit
to that aggregation. Lahey, who was
| formerly catcher of Luke'S aggrega-
ton, will be seen in the outfield in
preference to Garrety as catcher. Per-
sonally 1 don't understand why this
phenomenal change should be made,
as Lahey in his trials and fluctuations
has always made good on the Luke S
standpoint.
Red Perkins, the secretary and treas
ured, is compelled to cough up with SO
cents for non-appearance, according to
the decision of the directors. Mean
while Perkins is not the only one stung
as President Louis Pitzer is fined the
same amount.
The following is the lineup of the in
dividual teams for next Sunday at
| Thirty-eighth street and Alameda:
Pendos-Hoffman. catcher; o. Leon
ard, pitcher; F. Scott, first base; D.
Newton, second base; Pendleton, short
stop; C. Scott, third base; Sawyer, left
field; c. Lenord, center field; Truitt,
right field; Borden, sub.
Wieland-Finley, catcher; Miller, pit
cher; Harkins, first base; Venable, Sec
ond base; Bell, third base; Haight,
shortstop; McLeord, left field; Brown.
center field Crossman, right field.
Florence rahams versus Meeks, al
Florence:
Ford, pitcher; Stout, catcher; VIM
berly, first base; Sayler, second base;
Kutz, short stop; Fibers, third base;
Cahill, left field Ward, center field;
Graham, right field.
Meeks-Price, catcher; Miller, pitch
err; Acosta, first base, Gowan, second
base; Wilson, short stop; Matthews,
third base; Finn, left field owens,
center field; Hoag, right field; Hart
ford, umpire.
At South Side Athletic clbu-Lukes
versus Home Council:
Ieahey or Garrety, catcher; Smith
pitcher; Donnatin, first base; Manner,
second base; Kelly, short stop; Hart
ley, third base; Strong. left field
Prouty, center f1eld Riggs, right field
| Home Council-Wiesel, catcher; Fer
raris, pitcher; Koeller, first base; A
Smith, second base; Sullivan, shori
stop; B. Smith, third base; Bilande
left field; Wilson, center field; Hens
ling, right field; Fernandez, umpire.
The game between the Lukes anc
the Home Council will be the mos
strenuous contest of the Independent
league ever played in this series as II
| is considered that both pitchers have
succeeded in winning their amount OF
games which are required. Sam Fer
raris, who is considered to be one OF
| the most phenomenal in the semi-pro-
| fessional ranks, will be in the box for
the Home Council. Ferraris has been
pitching excellent ball for the Pasa-
dena aggregation and is considered to
be a conner If he stays in the ranks
of the Independent league. f. Smith
of the Northern league is considered
t. be a cracker-jack and has vast
deal Of speed behind his delivery.
Leahey, who is slated to take turns
with Clarity as the backstop, will
show up good in the final games. Lukes
at the present time stands rs points in
the lead over the Pendo aggregation;
therefore if they win from the Home
Council it will be a pretty race, not
excluding the Pacific coast league and
American league. One reason 1 have
for this Is that they have not grated
any Individual from the different or
ganizations to show their impartial
ity in winning the league pennant. AS
| have said before, the Pendo nine is
strong bunch to defeat But still,
at the same time, one has to hand 1t to
Il Lukes bunch for their classic in
{ idual playing.
Pitcher Ford, boy who is consid-
cred one of the best semi-professional
pitchers in the Winter league, who
was last season with the San Pedro
team, Notwithstanding the nonsensical,
bonehead praise of the outfield, he
should have won many games. / am
very sorry to insinuate that this re-
mark has to be made, but still, at the
same time 1 am not desiring to make
fish of one and flesh of another, anad
give equal rights to all and special
privilege to none. The truth must
come out