Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

played in Southern California this
~ afternoon win take place at Joy
park between the McCormieks and the
Los Angeles Giants, for a side bet OF
$780, Both teams aver that they Will
win the game, and from the lineup OF
both teams it Is a toss-up as to Wnlch
aggregation win come out victorious.
The game will be called at 2:SO O'Clock,
and a large attendance is expected 10
be on hand to cheer the respective
clubs on to victory. Bud Taylor ana
Lloyd will be the umpires.
Junior baseball players are develop
ing in southern California as fast as
their brothers are joining the minor OF
big leagues. During the past lew
months the young players have organ
lied several clubs. 1t is surprising tnae
ten clubs have been organized ourlns
the past month The latest organlza-
ton is the Pirates, composed OF boys
not over II years of age, ana they
have some fast players III the hneup.
Roy Myers graduated from the Gates
street school and was one or the pest
players on the second club of thal
school. Glen Clay is one OF the pese
amateur backstops in this neck OF S .nlS
woods. Specs, who formerly playeo
third sack for the Hollywood Red SoN
iunior team, is holding down first pase
for the Pirates. McGraw, nepneW
of "Muggsy' McGraw of the New ork
Nationals, is holding down second pase
and is considered wonder at that Sta-
tion. Dodson, who formerly pitched Tor
the Hvland Park school team, has been
tWirling for them, and has stralght
bali which fools many of the patters
who face him. Augustus, VINO pays
third base, is an all-round athlSue anu
played two years with the Breeo sSreee
school football eleven at rlght mel,
l
Smith of the Maiers club IN tne Sail il
fornia Winter league, is good IN PICK
ING them off the ground, and is an ac-
cllrate thrower to the bases. Ray WIZ
hardt, left fielder, is a grammar scnuol t1,n
graduate and now is attending @ t,e
Polytechnic. He is trying TO MAKE ..le
second team of the Washington streee
school club, and according to Coach
Brewer will develop into fast player
in the course of time. E. Myers, CEN
ter fielder, graduated from the AIN
street school, He is one OF the ldi seee
players on the team and never lsts d
| bali go by him in that posltloI. oteN
ens ;s the onIv left-handed player on
the team and is good at all stages oi
the game.
Mott. who played in Los Angeles
few years ago, has been playing hiie ~,
article of ball with the Fresno cruz III
son has won two boxes of cigars, 90
natad hv the merchants of that city Tor
home runs.
Bill Goodman of the Hoegee team
NAV be the next semi-professloiial ~
join the Los Angeles team, ot hafo,e
q statement of Hen Berry Just peIoI
the game Yesterday. He SAID that ne
would refer him to Capt. Frank Dllloh
before the season is closeu'
Happv Hogan is turning out a eaten,
er's chest protector Whlch he says W."
be the goods.
The uoegees and the Chutes teams
will nlav the second game of douple
header at Thirty-eighth and santa re
avenue this afternoon: Ihe Fico
Heights and the Dyas-Cllnes VIII pi"'
the first.
Following is where the different
teams in the various leagues play this
afternoon:
Morning and afternoon games will be
| nlaved in the California summer
| lea gue sunday. The Edisons Will play
| the Athletics at Athletic park IN the
morning. The game will be called at
1890 o'clock In the afternoon tne
Hoeeees will meet the Chutes team at
1
sons are two games ahead in the CAL
| ifornia Summer league and should
| thew win their game tomorrow tney
will be entitled to the pennant.
Games scheduled in the Southern
state league for today will be OF
classy nature throughout. Clubs in this
organization are running neck anu
| neck for the pennant and Ine scores
reported every Sunday show that iase
players have been signed with the
various clubs. Following is tne
| schedule as arranged by Scheoule
| Committeeman George Reeves.
| Dolgeville VS.. Thistles at DolgeYllie;
Pico Heights VS.. Dyas-Clines at Thlr-
ty-eighth and Santa Fe; Gardena VS..
| Rivera at Los Nietos. Player Cheshlre
of the Dyas-Cline team has been re-
leased to the Thistles.
Clubs in the Suburban league will
start off on their third series of games
Sunday. when the San Gabriel club
| will hook up with the Redondo team
at Redondo. The Hollywood aggrega-
ton will cross bats with the Hunting
ton Park club at Huntington farK'
These games will be played in the al
ternoon.
In the Valley league the Racycles
will try conclusions with the Brook
lyns at Athletic park; the Woodiil-
Hulse will play the Crescents at South
Side Athletic club diamond.
Games to be played in the CITY
league Sunday will nearly be the close
of the season. Only three more games
remain to be played. The schedule
for Sunday is as follows:
Euclids VS.. Syrups at Euclid park;
Ascots VS.. Modern Woodmen at ASCOT
park; Fraternal Aids VS.. Melczers at
county hospital.
Exhibition games to be played in TINS
league will show which are the eligible
teams to fight it out for the pennan'
snd second place. The schedule: Har-
Dor City VS.. Wielands at Thirty-elghth
and Alameda; A, T. & S. F. vs.. Irop-
leo at Tropico; Belvidere VS.. Meeks al
Santa Anita.
The promoters of this league are on
the outlook for two more teams ano
any manager desiring to join can be
at the next meeting. which will be helo
al James McCormick's pool room on
South Spring street.
The Norwalk team, which has won
fourteen games out of eighteen played