Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-13
HIGH SCHOOL
TEAMS TO PLAY
POLY GIRLS AND BOYS MEET
POMONA CLUBS
CALIFORNIA LEAGUE TEAMS IN
WARM RACE
Southern State Aggregations Engaged
in Exciting Contest for Glory.
Venice Rioters Get Tryout
Sunday Afternoon

tereSt will be played today py hgh
school teams. The girls team of Poly
technic school will play the Pomona
girls for the Southern California cham
pionship at 10 o'clock on the Polytech-
mic diamond. and the boys teams OF
the two schools will play for the south
ern championship at o'clock in the
afternoon at the Chutes. The girls Will
not entertain the boys at their game,
but the boys will be honored by the
attendance and good will of the girls
at their game.
Following is the lineup of the Poly
girls team: Ruth Miller, pitcher;
Mary Browne, catcher; Daisy Dawson,
first base; Igna Larsen, second base;
Edith Secor. third base; Grace HaFol ran,
short stop; Ida Chisholm, right Held;
Emma Wilhelmi, left field; Gwendolyn
Evans, center field.
The lineup of the Poly boys team will
be as follows: Bibo, second base; Price,
center field; Pierce, short stop; Melone,
catcher; Pratt, left field; Lafferty,
pitcher; Strang, first base; Kicker
hauser, third base; Brown, right field.
Much rivalry exists between the con-
testing teams and the glory that goeos
with the championship means an ex-
citing and hard fought game in each
instance.
California League
Great baseball should result in the
game to be played between Pasadena
and Hoegees at Chutes park tomorrow
afternoon. Pasadena, at present, is at
the head of the California league with
a percentage of 1000, having played only
one game and winning that. If Hoe
gees win the game tomorrow they viii
take first place and Pasadena will drop
to second.
Following is the lineup of the two
teams:
Pasadena-Ferrais, pitcher: Leahy,
captain and catcher; Moriarty, hrst
base: Harris, second base; SchmucE.
third base; J. Wilson, shortstop; Hill
lard, left field: Wilson, center field; An
drews right field.
Hoegees line up as follows: Dennis,
pitcher; w. III. Goodman, captain and
catcher; Wilkinson. first base; Flick,
second base; Mast, third base; NC
Quade, short stop; Laswell, left held;
Nichols, center field; G. Goodman, right
field.
The members of the Venice Rooters
association will have an opportunity
to test their lungs tomorrow afternoon
when the Edisons cross bats with the
Venice team in the second game played
at the new park, which is run by jim
Mccormick. The organization was
formed in the early part of the week
and is headed by Abbot Kinney. the
millionaire builder of Venice.
Following is the lineup of both teams
F,disons-Br pitcher; Hucka-
by or Schildwater, catcher; Salyer, cap
tain and first base; Lucero. second
base; Gabe, third base; Goodwin. short
stop; Encoe, left field; Wilhoite, center
field; Cornett, right field.
1fshIrU mr. Hearst. pitcher.
Eagle, catcher; G. Kilmerle, first base:
Pfeister. second base; Campbell, third
base; Plake, captain and short stop;
KinkIein, left field; Hastings. center
field; II. Kimmerle, right field.
Kelley, third baseman of the Edisons,
thumb Gabe will be played at third
until Kelley returns and then will be
sent to the outfield.
This will be the first game with the
Edisons for Johnny Goodwin. He is a
good man at short and also good
sticker The Edisons have been weak
at the bat, and the management viii
try to remedy this effect by getting
good stickers to replace the weak pat
ters now on the team.
A meeting of the league directors Will
be held Tuesday noon, June To- at NC
Cornick's place, when another city
team will be taken in, and possibly
another outside team will be added.
Southern State League
The game between the Dyas-Cline
and Salt Lake teams of the southern
State league at Chutes park Sunday
afternoon promises to be a hummer.
These two teams have played three
games with each other, the Salt Lake
team winning two of the games. Man
ager Musente of the Dyas-Cline team
is determined to win tomoroW's game,
and to this end he has secured some
of the best players in the Southern
State league, among whom are
Frenchie Lamar, Grindle, Roy Allen
and Kelley. The game vii be the last
of the present series and a large crowd
is expected. Following is the lineup
fthe two teams
yas-Cline-Gdindal, catched; Ybar-
rando, pitcher; Rowell, first base; AL
len, second base; Kelley, third base;
Lamar. shorstop; Lyman, left field;
Casey, center field; Goddard, right
field.
Salt Lakes-Seare, catcher; Ganhal.
pitcher; Proditte, first base; Ely, sec
ond base; Duarte, third base; Corbin,
shortstop; Clarity, left field; Clinton,
center field; Clark, right field.
Any ball team wanting grounds be-
tween the hours of 1 and o'clock Sun
day can make arrangements for JOY
park by GAZING Broadway zloo OF ny
calling at the grounds Saturday after
noon or Sunday morning. These
grounds belong to the Southern State
league, which will play only one game,
commencing at o'clock.
Bankers League
The National Bank of California
team will play the Citizen National
Bank team this afternoon at u. S. c.,
First National Bank and Security Saw
ings Bank teams will play : ST. Vim
cents, and the American National and
Farmers and Merchants National teams
will play at Joy park.
ern Lithograph nine viii play at Thir-
ty-eighth and Alameda streets. Game
will be called at 2:30 o'clock.
The McStay Supply team will play
the United Wholesale Grocery team at
Agricultural park. The game will be
called at 2:30 o'clock.
Haas-Baruch team will clash with
team representing M. A. Newmark
company at Thirty-eghth and Santa
Fe avenue at o'clock.
Dolgeville and Pico Heights teams
will play at Dolgeville tomorrow after
noon.
The Rivers Brothers baseball team
has placed an order with one of the
sporting goods houses for a set of new
uniforms. They have just completed
schedule of games to be played during