Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-14
scoRN ~ INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hits--slater. Freeman. Bases
on balls-On Martin 8. Hunt !. Por 2.
Struck out--By Martin 2, Hunt 10. Double
Hunt /, Martin g. Passed ,ball-Pendleton.
Hit by pitched ball--Batt1es Time Of
game-1:50. Umpire-Taylor.
The Pioneer Stars defeated the 81
estas yesterday afternoon on the Joy
park diamond by the score OF to 2.
The Belmont Juniors baseball team
defeated the Working Boys ball club
on the Belmont field yesterday by the
score of to 4. Batteries--Belmont
Juniors, Tate and Peroni; Working
Boys. Allen and Whittenberg. The
feature of the game was 1.-The two bag
ger and a triple made by Manager Nc
Donald of the Belmont team.
A double play was pulled off in the
Hollywood camp yesterday when Ma
rina shot the bali to e. Rankin, retir-
Ing two men.
The Harbor City baseball team de-
| feated the Frank Simpsons ball club
of this city yesterday on the Point Fir
min diamond by the score Of to be-
| fore an attendance of 500 persons. Not
| an error was made on either side. Bat
| teries-Harbor City, Wood and Stan
ton; Simpsons, Smith and Bacon.
Hughes baseball team defeated the
Anaheim Stars yesterday afternoon on
the Salt Lake diamond by the score Of
is to 8. The feature of the game was
the twirling of monk" Pierce, who
went up in the air in the eighth inning,
allowing four men to cross the rubber
before he was relieved by his big
brother, Ike, who pitched much bet
ter and faster game. Walter Best, CEN
ter fielder, made fine running catch,
which took him against the fence and
Jared him considerably, but neverthe-
less he held to the sphere and retired
the opposing side. The batteries were
for Hughes, Ike and "Monk" Pierce;
and George Riley and Dietrich.
Ike Pierce. captain of the Hughes
ball team, is one of the best all-round
PLAYERS in the south, having graduated
from the San Pedro street school and
pitched for that institution when 1t
won. the grammar school baseball PEN
nant from the Thirtieth street school
in 1906. Pierce is the Oldest of four
ball players in the high school and
miscellaneous, ranks.
The Edison baseball team went to
Redlands Saturday and defeated the
Redlands club by the one-sided score
of Is to 5. Score:
Edisons Is, hits 10, errors g.
Redlands s, hits 8, errors 2.
Batteries = Ybarrando and Eagle;
Thelts, Glover and Gregg. Features OF
of the game were the home run OF
Hewett and the fine fielding OF VIII
holt and Catcher Eagle.
r. q. Duprey of San Pedro writes;
"We want a game with the Chicago
Bloomer Girls, who played the other
day at Riverside. Can you put me in
touch with the manager SO can ar
range details Of a gamer"
Paw Hughes, manager of the Hughes
baseball club in the miscellaneous
ranks. no doubt will eater st. Vincent
college this year and try, for one of the
ends. Hughes is a native of Los An
geles and graduated from the Polytech-
mic high school during the season Of
1906. He has the ability and should
be one of the fastest men that Coach
Hemple has secured so far this season.
The manager of the Dyas-Clines club
in the Southern State league last night
made the following statement in re-
gard to the protest which the Dodge
Vile team would file at the meeting OF
the directors to be held tomorrow
SThe Dolgeville team was not ready
TO play when the umpire called the
game at 1880 O'Clock. Furthermore, the
fllll nine innings were not played out
on account OF the umpire calling the
3 me before the time limit. On these
grounds 1 think the game should be
played over again, so as to give us a
chance to see which club should have
won"
Player Bill Brewer has signed with
the Dyas-Ciines. He foFmerly was
with the Eagle ball club.
The Suburban league schedule COM
mittee met last night at McCorrhick's
pool room and adopted a schedule Of
ten weeks to start September 20. There
is q probability of the Wieland team
being admitted into the league at the
next regular meeting which will be
called for Tuesday night,
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For every dollar paid up to $50 as
FIRST payment we will give receipt
for twice the amount on any piano
n,,rcha qad this week The bie exclu-