Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-26

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State league and the California league
only one drawback is encountered, and
that Is the necessity Of making the
trips to San Diego. Several of the
managers of the league objected to
making the trip to the southern city
because 1t would consume too much of
the players time and prevent them
from reporting Monday for their work.
IF matters can be arranged" said
President "Hap" Mccormick after the
meeting, 80 that the directors of the
Southern State league can see their
way clear In arranging a schedule with
local clubs, l can say for the city ag-
gregations that their will be no objec-
tions whatsoever"
President Mccormick would not state
what team will be the sixth club in the
league. notwithstanding the informa-
tion was passed out from league quar-
ters that team had been secured. Nc
Cormick was very much put out at
the statements published in an even
ing paper to the effect that he was
trying to lease Fiesta park for the
league.
From information CLEANED last night
there is no i'll feeling between the di-
rectors of the California Summer
league and the Pacific Coast league
in regard to the use of the diamond at
Venice. II have lease for the after
noon for five years." said Mccormick
where the Pacific Coast league Is hurt
ing me.''
Following are the lineups turned in
Hoegee VS.. Venice at Venice:
Hoegees = Dennis. pitcher; Captain
w. Goodman. catcher; Wilkinson, first
base; McCann, second base; Hunt,
third base; McQuade. shortstop; Las
well, left field; Nichols. center field; G.
Goodman. right field.
Venice-Andrade, pitcher; Squires,
catcher: g. Kimberle, first base, Pfeis-
ter, second base; Campbell third base;
Plake (captain), shortstop; Kinklein,
left field; Clark, center field; H.
Kimmerle, right field.
Salt Lake VS.. Pasadena at Pasadena:
Salt Lake-Grayson. Hensling and
Clarke, pitchers; Sears (captain),
catcher; Podratti, first base; Ely, sec
ond base; Duarte, third base; Moore,
shortstop; Garrity, left field; Clinton,
center field; Corbin. right field.
(captain), catcher: Moriarty. first base;
Harris. second base; Andreas, third
base; ]. Wilson, shortstop; Hillard, left
field; Jake Wilson, center field; Ritchie,
right field.
Captain Dillon was out of the game
yesterday on account of the death of
his brother, William, who died Tuesday
at Seattle.
About fifteen members of the Califor-
MIA club witnessed the game yesterday
as the guests of Edwin Tufts, who at
the same time was stung for the re-
freshments. 1t seems that Ed bet that
the Angels would win, and after the
sixth lining his friends jollied him so
much that he was compelled to take
to the woods"
Dolly Gray was benched for talking
back to the umpire in the game yester-
coping a home run off his delivery.
President J. p. Mccormick saw the
game from a grand seat and said that
some of the amateurs could put up a
better article Of ball.
The Stronghold baseball team has
game scheduled with the San Gabriel
nine at San Gabriel next Sunday.
The citizens of Azusa have subscribed
a large amount of money to build
baseball park, and during the winter
months will secure several professionals
from the eastern leagues to play prac-
tice games with the Los Angeles semi
r. L. Craig baseball team in the Sat-
urday ranks will take a day on next
The Los Angeles Gas company base
ball nine will try conclusions with the