Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-29

IT EN- BERRY gives it as his opinion
III that the efforts at getting the
~ managers of the several outlaw
State league clubs to come into organ
iized baseball as a class B organization
will be successful when he and Ewing,
representing the national baseball COM
mission, will confer with the outlaw
representatives Tuesday in Frisco. Hen
says that all the outlaw managers are
weary of playing two games a week
and paying major league salaries, all
of which makes 1t extremely d1thcult
for the clubs to pay expenses, ana that
all of them are more than Wiling 10
set into organized baseball upon rea-
sonable conditions. Both sides, nave
talked over details informally hereto
fore, and they understand one another
very we'll. 1t looks, therefore, as IL
Hen knows what he is talking about
when he says that the State league VIII
disorganize and reorganize as class
b league. OF course, a club Will be
placed in Los Angeles, and in this man
ner the Vexatious problem of continu-
GUS baseball or a decent schedule for
Los Angeles will be solved. With a
class b club playing for a pennant'
and. the Angels chasing a class A PEN
nant, the fans will have game every
thusiasm will not be allowed to lag
during the season. A schedule will be
arranged by a joint committee from
both leagues to prevent conflict IN
dates, and it will be an admirable ar
rangement all the way round. 1t looks
like the only sensible solution OF the
baseball situation on the coast, and II
the plans are successful the game
should prosper and take on renewed
life and excite materially greater in
terest among the fans. Los Angeles
cranks are willing to leave it to Hen.
J. ]. Walsh and wife occupy their old
box in the Santa Anita grand stand,
and they have the best view of the
track that can be had from any part
of the stand. They entertain many
friends every afternoon in the box, and
| opening day it was capacity crowd
II. R. Brandt has purchased Proper
from Walter Jennings, and the old
stake horse ran in the colors of Brandt
for the first time last Friday.
Jeems Morley entertained one of the
| largest crowds of racing folk of the
| season at the Ship hotel last night, and
| probably will break another record this
| evening and tonight. The Ship is tast
| becoming the resort of all resorts for
| the racing folk, because 1t is so ad-
mirably located and because the service
| and entertainment are of the highest
type Morley is quite popular with the
| horsemen and bookies which in a de-
| gree accounts for the splendid patron
age he is enjoying since the Santa
Anita season opened.
Jimmy Reid the kiddo who rode
Knight of Ivanhoe home first in the
| fifth race Friday and piloted L. c. Wild
rig into the second hole, is regarded
! by horsemen as the best find of the
season. Reid is under contract to the
| Pasadena stable and is developing fast.
He has a cool head, keen judgment as
to pace, and puts up finish that looks
| like the real thing. He gives promise
| of becoming one of the stars of the
saddle before the end of the season.
| Ed O'Maley made himself quite pop
ular with the element that uses his
form chart when he enlarged and 9TH
erwise improved it, 1t looks like a real
| form chart now, and is gotten up in
style that both is pleasing and valu-
able as a source of information.
Jockeys Aubuchon and Breedin got
| into trouble Friday and were put on
| the ground for a time. Aubuchon was
not permitted to ride because it seems
that the Butte Jockey club failed to
report his reinstatement to the Pacific
| Jockey club ana ne StduuS SuSpSlueN
! on the records, while in fact he has
been reinstated and cleared of the sus-
pension. The error undoubtedly will
! be remedied at once. Breedin got into
| trouble al Louisville and the judges
| decided he could not ride until his
status was established.
Freddie Maier entertained party of
| friends from Pittsburg at the Chica
Gun club last Wednesday, and all
in the party got the limit, or almost
! the lawful amount, of ducks. Fred
| Stegmaier and p. Forve of Wilkes
barre, Pa, were his guests Stegmaier
| is one of the owners of the biggest
brewery in Pittsburg and is quite
! wealthy sportsman and business man.
Freddie got the limit of thirty-hve,
| Stegmaier got an even twenty-five, and
Forve got eighteen. 1t was fine sport