Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-08

south Sprin s
street, at which all
the managers were
a present for the first
So .$ time since the or
A ~ ganization of the
league.
The Pasadena team earlier in the
evening handed in its resignation, but
it was not passed upon. and by a vote
of the league directors the team was
asked to stay in the league. The team
merely fills in the league and does not
enter into the competition for the
league prizes at the end of the series.
The Boyle Heights Athletic team was
admitted into the league and managers
of all teams except Pasadena deposit
ed with Secretary George M. Ward
tbe sun, of s25 as a guarantee of good
faith i'm playing out the league sched-
ule. Prizes will be awarded to the
first and second club as follows: SlOO
to the first and $25 to the second team
Manager Mitchell stated that the
Bowie Heights field was a good paying
proposition, as far as attendance was ~
concerned, as each nine received $lS.sV
as its share for last Sundays receipts
which is to be divided among the team
members. ..,.,.4,,
Manager ]. E. Bondie of the Athletic
Aggregation reported that he had Sc
c5red a. lease on the Boyle Heights
diamond until September /, 1911. Presl-
denf I p. Mccormick, who appeared
at the meeting in full dress, stated
that he will appoint the umplres py
Friday afternoon and that each UNI
pire will have full charge OF the nelo
from the call of game until the last
inning. .,.oa
AZ fhe next regular meeting a sched-
IL urilI he adopted for the entire sea-
son. Following is the schedule for next
FSisons VS.. Salt Lakes, at Chutes
mark. IIoegees VS.. Athletics at Atm
ietic park; Pasadena VS.. venice at
Venice.
Iineups will be as follows:
Edisons-Huckaby and Scnlider"ea.l1i-
er, catcher; Briswalter. pitcneI' Saa
yer first base; Wilhoite, second pase;
Gabe. third base; Goodwin, short stop;
Fncoe. left field; Strang, right helo;
IIaskilI, center field. ..,..
salt Lakes-Seare, captain-catcner;
Brewer, Clark, Ford and f: smith
nitchers: Pedrotti, first base; ELY, SEE
ond base. Durate, third base; Moore
short stop; Clarity, left field; CLINTON
center field; Caubin, right held.
Athletios-Riplinger, first base; hee-
in. third base; Dresson, second pass'
Grayson, pitcher; Gamble, center nelo'
Ores, catcher; Young, right neld; sah-
tee, left field. xxy,,,,,r-
son. first base; Mccain, second base;
schmuck, third base; McQuade, snort
sion. Laswell, left field; Nichols CEN
ter field; G. Goodman, right helo.
pasadena-Leahy, catcher; f'arraris'
nitcher. Moriarity, first base; WILSON,
second base; Richie, third base; Jake
Wilson. short stop; Andrews, center
field: Lyon, right field; Hlllaro' iell
field. Asao and
Venice-Eagle, catcher; Andrade ana
Lafferty, pitchers; H. kimmerlee, nr ,,
base. Harris. second base; Camppell,
tbira base. Plake, captain and short
sion. Kinkelin, left field; Ager. center
Aeld. Pfeister, right field; G. Kimmer-
lee, right field.
I w. Briggs was at the meeting, but
owing to a misunderstanding as TO a
came being scheduled at the Arcadia
diamond every Sunday, he did not feel
inclined to put team in the league
Next Sunday will be the last time
that Jack Campbell VIII pc seen ~ a
uniform of a Southern California nine'
as he leaves Monday for Boston, where
he will make his home.
George M. Ward said last night that
the manager of the Mobile, Ala, clup
had sent him a telegram, which ne
showed, asking for the services Oh
pitcher Andy Briswalter, wnom ZAP
tain Frank Dillon of the Angels wouio
have taken north had not his parents
objected to him playing professional
ball.
The Santa Anita nine desires to
hear from Captain Lou Guernsey IN
regard to a game next sunday 1t -
the intention of Manager hansen nt 70
mil off a double-header, the first game
10 start promptly at O'CLOCK with the
Azlisa. team and the second to begin at
9:45 o'clock with another club yet TO
be secured.
The Pacific Coast Biscuit nine de-
sires to hear from the Redondo cIup
for a game next Sunday Can East 90
for further information.
Manager Mitchell of the Salt Lake
team said last night that Pitchers
Grayson and Hensling had resigned
from his team to play on other organ
izations in that league.
Homer Plake, captain of the Venice
nine. is suffering with painful in
Jury to his knee cap, which ne sus-
tanned in the game last Sunday at
Venice.
Prizes in the field day meet at
chutes park next Sunday will consist
of cash prizes as follows: First prize
S.. second prize SO, third 81.
The Los Angeles Athletic club base
hall team will go to Rivera Sunday
and attempt to defeat the Rivera
baseball team by as large, If not larger
margin than they defeated the Avalon
| team last week. About forty members
of the club are planning to make the
| trip with their team and be on hano
to cheer when they need to cheer and
criticise the poor playing of their own
team when that also is necessary Lee
Geurnsey. the clubs star pitcher and
captain, is very enthusiastic over the
| ability of his teammates and talked
| seriously last night about challenging
| the Angels for a game to be played al
Chutes some time in the fall.
Outfielder Henderson has been turned
back to Winnipeg by the Seals ano
Joe Curtis will play center until Danny
Long can secure desirable player.
| Cleveland has bought Deacon Wright
from the Oakland team. Tom O'Brier
closed the deal yesterday and the sale
was no surprise. 1t was a einch that
some club would realize a good sun
for his purchase. Wright will not leave
Oakland until next season.
Oakland has an infielder coming by
i a