Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-28
Gossip OF the Ratio

"EN BERRY and his Angels will
II be on exhibition today on the
IL Rialto, and the happy spectacle
will arouse the latent enthusiasm OF
the fans. Fact is, the team has been
gone so long and has played at nome
so little this season that every time
the fires begin to burn mortimer
puts them out, but the great record
made by the champions in the north
this trip has been of that nature which
will make the cranks recall the MEM
ory of diamond battles at the Chutes
this season and cause them to turn
out and support their pennant win.
ners in the remaining hve weeks OF
the season Howard will be introduced
to the fans at the keystone sack Tues
day afternoon, while Gray, EasterIy,
Bernard and Ellis will be seen no more
in action on the local diamond after
the five-series finale is played out.
San Francisco will open tomorrow af-
ternoon for six games with the An
gels, and Andy Briswalter probably
will fling 'em for our side, with Hen
ley firing for the Seals. 1t is due the
boys and Hen Berry that the fans
show their appreciation of the pen
winning habit by turning out en-
Enthusiastically during the remaining
weeks of the season and aid in making
the financial success of the club as
satisfactory as its playing success.
Art Pitcher leaves tomorrow for FL
sinore to put in a month at resting
and shooting quail. For six years he
has been passing his vacations in that
vicinity. and he so arranges affairs
that he gets there about the time the
quail season opens. Baron Long plans
to Join him in a few days for stay
of week.
Many sighs are heard along the Ri
alto these days when the boys begin to
think of poor little Nellie Nordlinger
who is staying away from the big
street so long. Mellow is doing"
N'York and having good time, but
the boys say it is real lonesome here
without him.
Jack Atkin, who is Barney Schrie-
ber's confidential representative in turf
business affairs, arrived in Los An
geles late Saturday evening to stay
until next spring. He seems to be in
perfect health and spirits and rev
moments conversation with him will
cure the blues. He says that his and
Schrieber's horses will be along
shortly. Jack strenuously denies the
story that he had said he would take
a stable of racers to Paris in the event
the game is closed on the coast. Il
never said it, was the way he de-
MED the story. 81 did say that l be-
lieve racing will continue in California
many years more than will be around
TO enjoy the sport and that the game
will become better and more popular
every year, with the participation of
the highest class Of horsemen and
horses. We will have the greatest
meeting next winter at Santa Anita
that California racegoers ever at
tended" Atl1in, as much as any other
person, made sure the building of the
Arcadia plant, coming here several
weeks ahead of Schrieber and Rose
last year to start things. He is pop
ular alike with the patronizing public
and the men who conduct and partici-
pate in the sport in all its branches.
Cholk Roberts, one of the most prom
inent sportsmen of this and other days,
formerly of Los Angeles, but now of
New York, arrived Saturday to pass
the winter. Roberts and Jeffries have
been great friends for many years.
He and the big boy have tanning
bee over old times every time they get
a chance to sit down and talk.
Bob Golmer is such an expert at
running an automobile that his friends
saw that all that is necessary to guar
antee a safe and speedy journey in
buzz wagon is to induce Bob to get his