Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-15

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The Chutes and Athletic teams VIII pe
fighting for the cellar championship,
while the Hoegee and Edisons are tled
for first place with a percentage OF
1000. This should be fast ana shappy
game, as the Edisons Will try 10 WIPE
out the defeat the Hoegees hanoeo ~
them on a l to game a few weeks
ago. ,s.so,.s 4a.
signed a pitcher by the name Of Lyman.
Ward saws he is a second Waddell. he
famed nineteen men last Sunday in the
Edison VS.. Athletic game, allowing Only
two hits Manager Ward klnuly re-
quests that Hen Berry go fsnlng, lof
he does not WANT to lose this p1tcher.
Manager Hahn of the Chutes team mas
got a fast man in Haight, who plays
second base for him. -,
Besides the game, the day will be
known as Red Perkins day." and Reo
has promised to be there. Red Is to pe
the guest of honor, and the soda water
man has promised TO nave an eA'ia
sunply of red lemondae on hand.
Managers Ward, Hahn and Goodman
are in a mixup in regard to the nation
ality of Manager Bondie of Athletic
mark. Last Sunday he had his PARK
and grandstand decorated with Ameri-
can flags, which surprised Ward, VINO
called him a Jew; Goodman, salu me ne
longed to the Irish. So they intend to
let Harry Lelande, president OF the
league, decide the question. Someone
will have to pay for a feed at LeVyS 5
before they get through with 1t.
Following is the schedule of the city
league, as adopted at meeting OF the
league directors last night:
August 16--Ascots vs.. Melczers at
Ascot mark: Euclids VS.. Fraterial
Aids at Euclid grounds; Pacific Coast
Syrups VS.. Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea at county hospital.
August 23-Ascots VS.. Fraternal AIDS
at Ascot park; Euclids VS.. Woodmen OF
America at Euclid grounds; PACING
Coast Syrups VS.. Melczers at county
August 9O-Ascots VS.. Modern Wood
men of America at Ascot park; .Euclids
VS.. Pacific Coast Syrups at county hos
pital; Fraternal Aids VS.. Meiczers at
Euclid grounds.
September 6-Euclids VS.. Ascots at
Euclid park; Fraternal Aids VS.. Syr-
ups- at Ascot park; Melczers VS.. Moo-
ern Woodmen of America at county
hospital.
September 1S.-Euclids VS.. Melczers
at Euclid park; Ascots VS.. Paclnc
Coast Syrups at Ascot park; Fraternai
Aids VS., Modern Woodmen of America
september 2O.-Ascots VS.. Melczers at
Ascot park; Fraternal Aids VS.. Euciids
at Euclid park; Woodmen of America
VS.. Pacific Coast Syrups at county nos
pital.
September 27.-Fraternal Aids VS.. As
cots at Ascot; Woodmen of the World
vs.. Euclids at Euclid park; Syrups VS..
Melczers at county hospital.
october 4-Euclids VS.. Syrups at Eu-
cid park; Ascots VS.. Modern Wood
men of America at Ascot park; Fra
ternal Aids VS.. Melczers at county hos
pita1.
october 11-Syrups VS.. Fraternal Aios
at county hospital; Melczers VS.. Wood
men of America at Euclid park; AS
cots VS.. Euclfds at Ascot park.
october 1S-Melczers vs.. Euclids at
Euclid park; Fraternal Aids VS.. Mod
ern Woodmen of America at ASCOT
park; Syrups VS.. Ascots at county hos
pital.
IT will be noticed from the above
schedule that the Ascot park team mas
seven games scheduled on its diamond,
while the Euclids have eight and the
Pacific Coast team seven.
The Racycles and the Wieland team
have a game scheduled for next Sunday
on the Thirty-eighth and Alameda dla-
mond.
Larry Mclean has been taken back
by the Cincinnati Reds and he will not
be punished for his recent transgres-
sion of the club rule in regard to keep"
ing firm hold on the water wagon
President Hermann announced the
other day that he would not nne the
lanky player.
Brooklyn, baseball enthusiasts hearts
throbbed the other day when they
learned that George Bell, the Brook-
lyn pitcher who recently shut out the
Pittsburgs by the score OF TO U mao
performed his great work after ne nau
received a telegram on the neiu 70 Sne
effect that his baby was dying IN Co
lumbia. Pa.
Casey of Portland has expressed con-
fldence in his ability to beat George
Wheeler around the bases. Being IN
terested in the perpetuation ana accei-
Grafton of speed on the bases ana not
being averse to seeing Wheeler IN pur-
Die and fine linen, Hen Berry has or
dered an outfit of new duds Tor the
winner of the diamond trot The race
probably will be pulled Off tomorrow
afternoon.
I felt in no condition to write last
night after hearing of the SAD deatn OF
Charles Richardson, while patnlng at
Ventura yesterday afternoon, Rich-
ardson was one of the best pasepai,
nlayers ever met and was a MODEL
how IN his lifetime. May his soul rest
in peace. U. s. c. will find 1t VIII be q
hard proposition to I'LL his shoes IN
athletics this year.
The Wells -Fargos and the Hoosiers
will play tomorrow morning at Flesta
park. Following is the lineup of both
teams: .s.
WBLLs-FARGO. HOOSlEks.
Eichsteadt. ......... c. ...'.'.'''. .senllllhs
d. Smith. h........... p '..''''''' ,'.SIs
Helm. ............. 2b ............'. Bagny
Miller. .............. 3b ...''.'.'' .- LII
Olsen .............. IS. ....'..'.'' brown
Whiteley. .......... l. T. -..'''',''' nhyrup tl
Smith. h.............. C. l. ''.'''''' a. u "a 80. Pss
Lacey. y............-. r. ...'...--.'.b Bates
The old baseball superstition that IL
hoodoods a batter to be given pres
ent while at bat was verified with
vengeance during the progress or an
exhibition game at Bucyrus, ONO, be-
tween the home club and the Mans
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