Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-07

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~. could hear them
S2SA~ -kksl5@ for two miles.
Talk about being
criticsf Well say, they are the Unit
Hen Berry is thinking of giving all lhe
kids in town banquet IN the near
future.
n Kripps. brother of Ed Kripps,
who will MANAGE the new Sacramento
cl11b in the Pacific Coast league next
1yoor was fhe guest of Hen Berry, anu
sfter the game said that Sacramento
will have one of the prettlest ana pesl
diamonds in northern California Wnen
comnleted. At the present time ms
hrothar has an option on six acres OF
land at Eleventh and streets, anu
wher, completed the diamond and plant
will cost in the neighbcrhood OF $o4,-
000 They are planning to nave
grass outdeld, club house wlth three
shower baths and twelve cluo rooms
THE seats in the arandstand VIII pc
ca arranged that everybody viii, sit IN
tbe shade. At the present time the
nonulation of Sacramento is 6O,0OU,
and the business men have donated
literally already for the support OF
the team. Berry says that all OF the
clubs in the league will lend come or
their players until the new clubs get
on their feet. Kripps, who also is d
deputy sheriff, is on his way nome
with a prisoner ana stoppeu oVsr "
witness the third game of the series
between the Angels and the oaks.
The present series will be Curtis
Rernard's final appearance on the Los
Angeles diamond. He will go north
with the team and then retire from
the game according to his statement
Il asefAr IN
national game will come as surprise
to his many friends in Los Angeles
and will occasion sincere regret. DR..
Bernard will take up osteopathy ana
says he cannot play ball at the same
time.
Bernard was slightly injured in
Wednesdays game, spralnlng ms mp
He was moved from second station
yesterday to right field, Nagle being
switched to second.
Mccain, former st. Vincent player,
now with the Hoegee team, was in
left garden for the Oaks yesterday
and played good ball, getting two hits
out Of four times at bat.
Capt. Dillon pulled off a stunt yes
terday that Is not seen every day at
Chutes park. In the seventh inning
he leaped away in the air to stop
Wheelers wild throw and made very
sensational one-hand catch.
A fan over in right field bleachers
with a sun kissed hat caught ny
ball in one hand from the bat of one
of the Angel players. 1t was hum
mer.
Bill Desmond, for the first time since
the Angel team returned from the
north, was at the game. Hooray!
Ed Tufts and fifteen other members
of the California club were in their
private box cheering the Angels on to
victory.
Packy Mcfarland had trouble get
ting into the ball park, all over torn
$40 bill, which the box office man re-
fused to take, and as a result Packy
was compelled to make q "touch" OF
one of his friends to pay his way into
the grounds.
Dolly Gray played good all-round
ball yesterday. He doubled to right in
the second inning, scoring Ellis and
sending Easterly to third. In few sec
onds Bernard doubled to center, scor-
ing Easterly and Gray.
George Hancock, press agent for the
Pacific Athletic club was very much
interested in the game and made con-
siderable noise for a fan who only
sees the game once in every three
months.
1t is very seldom that Van Haltren
misses a fly to center field. but never
theless such was the case yesterday,
and 1t cost the Oaks run.
Hen Berry was so nervous when the
score was tied in the ninth inning
that he nearly swallowed a cigar in his
excitement.
Captain Dillon was on his toes all
the time yesterday. He made a pretty
steal to second in the first inning, as
Judge Nagle famed.
Catcher Slattery pulled off an old,
timeworn play in the eighth inning
and caught Easterly a mile off the
home plate. He tried to pull it off a
second time, but the Angels failed to
bite.
Parker Dear Jr. desires to hear from
Catcher Eagle in regard to playing with
his team Saturday. Call Alhambra 50.