Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-27


MMs - Texas. Garvin had
M&a s@#M consumption then,
$500. and he thought II
RED PERKINS he could get back
into dry climate it would benefit MIN.
One thing that can be SAID or GarVln
was that he was the originator or the
fadeaway ball which made fame LOT
Mathewson. 80,
Garvin formerly was connected Witn
National and American league CLUBS
He also twirled for two seasons Tor
Russ Hall at Seattle. Last year he was
with Butte, and when he was right no
club could get the best of him In the
pitching department.
Dugdale of the Seattle team is trying
to get in communication with TEDDY.
Roosevelt-the pitcher, not the presl-
dent. Roosevelt was released by Spo-
kane because he was charged with pet
tim on Tacoma against Spokane IN
recent series. If Roosevelt could con-
troll his habits he would be winning
slabster.
Harry Graham, the young blonde VINO
looked like a real find at second base
for Tacoma this spring, has blown up.
He was released yesterday and JACK
Bennett was placed at that station.
The Frank Simpsons and Richardson
Holmes baseball teams Will play the
morning game on the South SIDE AIN
letic club diamond tomorrow, starting
a. e.so O'clock. Packy Mcfarland and
Frank Carsey will be the opposing
pitchers. Following is the lineup:
Simpson Co--McFarland, p; King,
r prank. 1b: Herman or Mitchell, 20;
Oleson, SIS; Kelly, 3b; Curtis, r. II;
Feyle, c. f.; Young, !. I.
Richardson-Holm es-Carsey. p.; HoH-
man, c; Beaver, 1b; Sawyer, 70; Boyu'
3b; Tucker, S.; Toloch, r. I; wallace
c. f.; Mitchell, l. +.
The stronghold baseball club has a
game scheduled with the San Gaprlei
nine at San Gabriel tomorrow AFTER
noon.
The Gardena club will try conclusions
with the Los Angeles Chants tollolio"
afternoon at Gardena.
The Poinsettia baseball club Will take
a day off tomorrow, having no game
scheduled until the Fourth OF july
which will be played with the hunt
ington Beach nine at Huntington
Beach.
Hermosa Beach nine will have tne
honor of crossing bats Sunday with tne
Angeleno Heights club at Hermosa
Beach.
The Santa Monica team will play the
Rishons OF Los Angeles tomorrow AFTER
noon at Santa Monica for side bet
of $25.
strongholds will clash with the
BroWnstein. New1nark 81 Co. nine on
the Belvidefe diamond in the morning
THE Bankers league teams will play
this afternoon on the different Soutn-
ern California diamonds as foiioWS:
First Nationals VS.. California Nationals
at st. Vincent's, Citizens Nationals VS.;
Security Savings at Joy park anu
American Nationals VS.. Farmers ana
Merchants at U. S. c.
For the third time within three weeks
the Los Angeles Gas and Los Angeles
water company teams will hook up on
the low park diamond tomorrow morn
ing. starting at 10 o'clock. BERTHE Whal-
ing. catcher for the Portland basepaii
team, will umpire.
This afternoon the Y. M. G. A. base
hall nine will play the Los Angeles Gas
team on the Occidental diamond, game
being called at o'clock.
Row Allen has been released by the
Dyas-Clines to play on the Eagles oaii
nine In the Southern State league.
Center Fielder Raftery, for the Port
land team, was there with home run
Yesterday in the Thinning game
against the Angels.
Capt. Frank Dillon got back In the
game yesterday. The boys played an
steady them.
Danzig popped out to Ellis in left
feId. Ellis ran backward all of
twenty-five feet to capture the ball.
The Ivy baseball team Is out with a
def to play any team in the south to-
morrow afternoon. Call UP East 1876
between and Z o'clock.
G. Allen of Seattle has just arrived in
town and is looking for position either
at short or second base. Write him at
2342 Enterprise street.
The Santa Anita baseball team wants
to hear from some amateur organiza-
ton in regard to game tomorrow
afternoon at Arcadia. See Manager
Hansen at Hoegee's this evening be-
tween and 9 o'clock
Tom Grayson has gone back to the
Salt Lake team, according to state
ment made by Manager Mitchell last
night. The Home Council club is out
in the cold and may use their utility
pitcher, Bonnie Smith, against the
Meeks team tomorrow afternoon.
There is some talk of the Lukes base
ball team and the Salt Lake nine play
Ing. an exhibition game on some Los
Angeles diamond on the afternoon of
the Fourth of July.
George Ely, the one-arm wonder, is
lust as good playing pool as he is on the
diamond. In q game last night at Nc
Cormick's, Ely gave cards and spades
to the captain and came through with
the fifteen ball every time.
Manager George Adair of the Los
Angeles Athletic club baseball team
has succeeded in interesting a large
number of the club members in the
baseball game to be played Sunday
at Norwalk between the club team
and a picked team of Norwalk. These
members will meet Sunday morning at
the club rooms and leave for Norwalk
at about o'clock. Many of the play
ers will go to Norwalk tonight by in
vitation of the Norwalk players, who
baxxo zero ,, csad IN rive a dance tonight