Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

1T TOOK the Imperial team six in
nings to solve the delivery of Trip
Il petit, the Ell Centre southpaw, in q
recent game at the latter town. I'M
perial went out in one, two, three
order, the final score being to In
favor of Imperial. Scott, who has been
playing with one of the Desert league
clubs, has been protested as profess
sional and will be seen handling the
indicator hereafter.
The Fifty-second street school elected
their baseball captain for the coming
season Friday afternoon anda Pitcher
Wood will have the honors of directing
the players during the grammar school
baseball tournament.
Walter Casket is requested to cali
up the instructor at exchange 1873.
The Parmalee- Dohrman Baseball club
will play the Bimini Stars at Bimini
grounds this afternoon.
Pasadena's schedule in the Califor-
mia Winter Baseball league will be
opened one week from today, when
games will be played Saturday and
Sunday afternoons on the Crown City
diamond.
At a meeting of the ST. Vincent base
ball club held recently Ybarrando was
elected captain of the mine" for the
season of 1909.
Cy Moreing of Stockton has not given
up the idea of putting an outlaw ball
team in Los Angeles. According to the
Sacramento Bee, this is what More1ng
has to say in regard to the matter:
IF nothing intervenes to change my
present plans I shall go to Los An
geles next week to look over the base
ball situation down there with view
of establishing a California league
club in that city. I believe I know
parties who will take UP the PROPOSE
ton. If the present directors of the
State league will only stand together
we ought to be able to present fine
circuit next year. If we can form an
eight-club league, consisting of Los
Angeles, San Francisco, Oakland, Sac
ramento, Stockton, San Jose, Fresno
and Santa Cruz. and I think that 1t
can be done, we can beat the Coast
league mile. We will then have
three of the cities which they now
have. Portland is a good ball town,
but it is too far north. Our circuit
would not cover as much ground and
there would be more rivalry between
the teams"
From information CLEANED from the
sporting goods houses yesterday it
was ascertained that If the outlaw was
placed in Los Angeles, j. s. Allen no
doubt would be elected manager of the
southern team.
Manager Harry Dexter of the Pasa-
dena baseball club was rejoicing yes
terday over the news that Parker
Murphy, q baseball pitcher who is well
known in Southern California, and who
has been playing during the past sea-
son with the Connecticut league for
the Springfield team, will go to Pitts
burg National next spring.
The Dyas-C Cline baseball team will
take a trip to Riverside, Christmas.
Fans of Riverside will open a new
athletic park and will play Saturday
ball during the winter months.
The Edison club will play the San
Diego team this afternoon and Sunday.
George Ely will play second base for
the Edison team this afternoon,
having received the consent of Man
ager Mitchell of the Salt Lakes.
pitcher Toby will be seen in the
lineup Of the Santa Ana team this
afternoon.
Jim Mccormick has signed up a left
fielder by the name of Newhall from
the Utah league.
Word comes from Bill Goodman that
he has received letter from Yuma
manager who desires the services of
a pitcher.
The present series of the California
Winter league show that there are
more lefthanded players in that or
ganization than ever before. Among
them are; Autry, Bennett, Downey,
Oaks and Kellacky of the San Diego
team; Orndroff, Goodman, Adams and
Flick of Hoegees; Ford, Bernard, Suess
and Daily of the San Pedro club; Ely,
Hall, Corbin, Martinck of the Salt
Lakes; Mckay, Lyman and Encoe of
the Edisons; Walsh, Hillard and Wolf
of Pasadena; Thompson, Shafer and
Burke of Azusa; Householder, Henline
and Brown of Santa Ana.
The Azusa team is slack in backing
up Shafer, their pitcher, who seems to
be the hard luck pitcher of the league.
Second Baseman Mott of the Santa
Ana team has returned from Fresno
and will be seen in his old position to-
this afternoon.
Andy Briswalter has been signed by
Manager Bill Goodman of the Hoegees,