Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-03

Captain Edward Frank Dillon was
out of the game yesterday on account
of the slight injury he received the
day before and DR.. Bernard was sent
to first, which he played in good style.
Third baseman Bodie Of the San
Francisco team played good ball for
his team at that station.
Delmas at short made good catch
of Hilderbrand's liner, throwing him
out at first.
Curtis made a fine running catch of
Ellis highly in deep right field and
Ellis returned the compliment later
on Ellis and netted Curtis ball in left
garden.
Bodie fumbled Smiths ball in the
fourth inning, which filed the bases
for the Los Angeles team.
Third Baseman Bodie hit to left
field for double which brought the
fans to their feet in the tenth inning.
In the end of the fifth inning Mohler
hit to Howard, who threw wild to
Bernard, scoring Bodie, who made the
first run for the Seals in the fifth in
ming.
In the seventh inning Delmas hit to
Mohler. who doubled Smith at first.
Ellis made good try for Delmas'
foul ball in left field, running all of
fifty yards for the ball, going COM
pletely against the left field bleach
ers
Mohler and Curtis pulled off double
steal in the first of the eighth inning.
Ellis drove to right field fence, scor-
ing Cakes, who came home on Kid
Mothers wild throw to home plate.
Hilderbrand out of three times at
bat in eleven innings famed, which
is something unusual for the left
fielder.
In the first of the fourteenth inning
Bernard caught beautiful high fly
behind first base, which brought the
fans to their feet in great excitement.
RUDE Ellis in the thirteenth inning
hit to deep right field, Curtis making a
fine catch of the ball against the sign
boards.
In the fourteenth inning Bernard
doubled to right field, and in an at
tempt to steal second fell between the
bases and was temporarily out of the
game.
DR.. Bernard won the game for the
Los Angeles team, scoring on Zeider's
error in the last of the fourteenth.
CALIFORNIA WINTER LEAGUE
The following city teams will be
composed of players as follows:
Hoegees-Snodgrass of New York
Giants, catcher; Spider Adams, from
Texas league. first base; Flick of Ia
coma, second base; McClelland or
Chandler, third base; Jim McQuade,
short stop; Carlisle of Kansas City,
left field Nichols, center field; Capt.
Bill Goodman right field; Hardness
Angeles boy and has made good with
Butte in the Northwest league, and his
friends will be glad to see him return
to Los Angeles. Most every amateur
ball player knows him as Speck Hark-
ness.
The McCqrmicks will line up for bat
tie as follows: Spencer of Pueblo,
ans, pitcher-also Frank Andrade, the
now with the team; III.
Kinmerle, first base; Phil Harris, |
second base; Joe Campbell, third base;
Capt. Flake, short stop; Shorty Piles
ter, left field; Cosby and 6. Kimmerle.
center field. Jim Mccormick has two
more big leaguers in mind but will not
give out their names until he Is sure
of them coming here. No expense will
be too much for him. as he stated he
wanted the best.
Manager Benkert of the Maiers will |
send them to the front In this order:
Hoffman, catcher; San Ferraisf and |
pitchers; Smith, first base;
Hensling. second base; Benny Smith, |
third base; Gust Most. short stop. He |
did not have his outfield complete yet, |
but he Is after Stovail. first baseman |
Of the Cleveland Americans, who in |
tends to winter in Los Angeles. and |
two players from the Texas league.
Manager Mitchell OF the Salt Lakes
as follows: Bert Whaien OF |