Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-15
BASEBALL, GOLF [l@@S=.sn] BOXING, ,ROWING|.
NEWS AND NOTES OF THE DIAMOND

that recently finished its season sched-
ule were the Tredie brothers, George II.
and William. George G. Tredie recent
ly came from Chicago, where he had
been assistant manager and treasurer
of the American Bank and Trust club
of that city. The American Bank ana
Trust club won the pennant both in the
Bankers league and Citizens CONNER
cial league of the same city two years
ago. The Commercial league was one
of the strongest organizations OF the
Windy city, as evidenced in the fact
that two of it's players, Keeley and
Vance, now are playing IN fast COM
pany, the former being with the WASH
ington American league team and the
latter with the Minneapolis American
association. George Tredie had the mis-
fortune of injuring his arm several
months ago while playing with the
American Trust company team, and on
account of the injury has forsaken the
national pastine and devotes his time
to acting as manager. William Tredie
only recently has returned from Chi
cago, where he has been playing the
third sack for the Rockets, which at
one time was the champion club of Chi
cago in the semi-professional Kinks. He
established quite a record in fielding
and at the bat while with that team,
No news has come from the big brush
that any one has signed Pitcher Stuart
of the Dolgeville team after his great
winning game against the Dyas-Clines
last Sunday. In my opinion and that
of many, many others, he is the star
slabster in the Southern State league
A natural hard hitter, good fielder and
excellent thrower, Stuart is fit for
leagues higher up, and 1t is wonder
the several scouts out this way did not
nail him.
Word has been received in this city
that Babe" Danzig has not been
canned" only being suspended From
the news sent out from the Beaver
city 1t was inferred that Mac" told
him to take his walking papers, and
went on to say that First Baseman
Kennedy had been ordered to report
as soon as possible to take his place,
which has proved to be erroneous.
What a walloping the Baltimores
gave the Tigers last Sunday on the
Agricultural park diamond! The score
was "a to 4. John Harris, shortstop for
the Baltimores, flelded a good game,
and Bromley, at second base, distin-
guished himself by driving out home
run with the bases full. Twenty hits
and three errors were chalked up
against the Baltimores and six hits
and ten errors were credited to the
Tigers.
The Frank Simpson baseball team
would like to hear from the North Pas
adena club regarding a game next Sun
day, providing expenses for ten men
are paid. Cali Tilley, Main 9425. after
6 o'clock.
After being without grounds for
nearly a year, the North Pasadena
stars again have secured control of
their old grounds on Hammond street,
west of Lincoln avenue. Manager VIII
liam Dillitt announces that folloging
the game last Sunday with the Santa
Fes. a game will be played every Sun
day from now on, and that the aggre-
CATION of players he has signed abso-
lutely is all-star.
The weekly meeting of the Southern
State league directors, scheduled for to-
night, has been postponed until tomor-
row night. All concerned will please
take notice.