Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-05

TO CleNelduQ ueAb ySoA, dS was
IL expected. as the Oakland man
agement has been notified by the Blue
Birds that the option that CLUB holds
on the big fellow will not be closed.
Scout Tom O'Brien strongly recon-
mended Heinie. but since then the big
Dutchman has slumped in his batting
and this probably accounts for the loss
of interest of Cleveland in him.
Happiness Hogan has been suffering
with chills and fever for q long time,
and while about recovered, is not the
same happy and effective player he was
when in good health.
Danny Shay, who is mentioned as the
choice of the directors of the new
Southern Coast league club for cap
tain, is playing in major league form
for Stockton Not only Is he the boss
kicker in the league, but he Is hittlng
the hall in a manner calculated to
make the big league managers banker
for him. Southern fans are hoping
there is more truth than poetry in the
rumor that Danny is to captain the
new team.
Hen Berry thinks the new Sacra-
mento Coast league club Will nave the
finest diamond in the west. It's loca-
tion is fine and Hen says it will be a
beautiful stretch of diamond when fin
ally fixed UP ready for games. Ed
Krjpps, who will be at the head of the
new Coast league club in Sacramento,
is a wealthy sportsman and is willing
to spend money to give the city a Win
ming team and fine home for 1t.
"It sho' do look good to see dem
AineiIls prancin' round dat dfmint, 3"
said black Republican in the bleach
ers Yesterday. He said 1t out loud
and his sentiment was applauded by
those who heard the expression. No
question about it, whatever.
Pat Phillips and Andy Briswalter,
the clever amateur twirlers whom Hen
Berry is nursing for star turns next
season, will be given tryouts while the
Angels are at home this trip. Berry
thinks well of both and believes each
will turn out to be real HoSps and Ma
giles before next season is far along.
They have everything-curves, speed
and knowledge of the game-and II
they have the other essential, nerve
thew undoubtedly will make good.
Berry is so happy these days he can
not talk anything but baseball, ana al
sentences must have some reference
TO the Angels. Knowing his weakness,
a fan tried to tease him yesterday py
saving that the Angels would not win
the pennant, as they are a buncn OF
ouitters. The "lxidder' got away with
his life. but Hen sure did give him a
most emphatic calling. Hen Will bet
his business and bank account against
"windy" that the Angels win IN
| romp.
Yes. Angel Child, every day is ladies'
day except Saturdays, sundays aho
HOLIDAYS. Berry especially invites the
| fair sex to attend the games, as he
considers them real mascots. He only
is sorry that Saturdays, Sundays ano
HOLIDAYS cannot be included in the Ia
dies calendar, and If 1t were not foi
| a less gallant board of directors IN tnt
league he would have his way abou
1t, too.
The Los Angeles team trimmed th'
Oaklands yesterday at the Chutes De-
fore an attendance of 1000 fans. sew
eral changes were made in the OAKS
! Iineup. Eagan played first base, Ho.
gan went to third, while Miller played
short and Altman played second.
Judge Nagle's coaching at third
caused Cakes to be put out at that
station. Nagle told him to go home
when, in fact, he should have held him
| there.
In the second inning Ellis sent the
ball out to the center field board. Ma
gle doubled on the play to left, scor-
ing Ellis.
Easterly made fine catch of foul
at the home plate, which he timed to
perfection.
Andy Briswalter was in the UNIFORM
of the Los Angeles team warming up
and in all probability will go upon the
mound before the end of the week.
Dellar has been suspended from the
Oakland team until he can get into bet
ter playing condition. He came to the
Pacific Coast league with the reputa-
ton of being the star slabster of the
Northwest league and jumped in and