Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-27

ON the South Side Athletic diamond
Yesterday afternoon the Salt Lake
" baseball club played an exhibition
game with the Mccormick club and
won by the shutout route, the score
being 2 to 0. Capt Flake was ousted
from the game by Umpire Alex Hoag
for Grabbing" Hall and Sears We're
the battery for the railroaders, While
Coats aad Beaver were in the line
points for the McCormieks Hap
Mccormick said last night that Jack
Doyle had one of the finest bail parks
in Southern California. Next Sunday
on the JOY park diamond the McCor-
micks and the Giants play for SIDE
bet Mccormick recently stated that
he would try to get back part of that
5000 which he lost in the last game.
The Melozer baseball club desires a
game for next Sunday. Any club de-
string to play with this fast team will
confer a favor by calling up the sport
ing editor of The Herald.
The Gardena club of the Southern
State league and the Redondo team OF
the Suburban league played "A match
game yesterday afternoon on the Re
dondo diamond. The Gardena team
won by the score of 8 to Z. Abbott,
pitcher for Redondo played fine
game for the beach boys, allowing nut
four hits. Maddy. who played short,
made several errors and was sent 70
left garden. where he redeemed himself.
Catcher Myers was not in the lineup
of the San Diego team yesterday
against the Giants, as ne went to his
home at Riverside for his turkey din
ner.
High Pocket" Donnatin. formerly
with the George Lukes ball team, has
given up baseball to go into business
for himself
"Buttermilko O'Brien, who played
with several amateur clubs in this neck
of the woods, has accepted employment
as foreman for the Sunset Telephone
company.
Tom Leahy, the hard working truck
driving kid, wants to get back into the
national game again and his written
to the sporting editor of The Herald
asking his assistance in securing him
position on some semi professional
club in this vicinity.
Charles Nelson, a director in the
Association league, predicts that the
San Bernardino club will win the pen
ant of the above league. Nelson mas
secured several amateurs to play on his
team. the Pacific Coast Syrups. They
are Moxey, who has been catching for
the Sunbright Babes; Grayson, who
has been doing the pitching for the
Athletics, and Jimmie Wilson.
Player Spencer, who has been on the
hospital list for the past few weeks,
will be seen in the lineup of the Pacific
Coast Syrup team in few days, as his
Illness is about over.
Coach Best of the Echo park play
grounds has organized his winter ball
club and is out with def to play any
club Saturday afternoon. The lineup
of the club will be as follows: Ed
Haight. pitcher; Finley catcher; Bry-
an, first base: McAleer, second base;
Reynor, third base; Bird, shortstop;
Lewis, left field; Ferry. center field
and Daniels right field. Games can be
secured by calling Best on the Sunset
phone, Temple 923.
The entire Palmer family of San
Diego was in Los Angeles yesterday.
attending the San Diego-Giants game.
In the evening they attended the Ma
jestic theater.
Long Beach may have no more base
ball games in the Association league.
At the meeting held in this city the
other day Cree, manager of the White
Sox team, was present and expressed
the sentiment that unless Cole. Stovdl
(Murphy) and Parks were kept out of
the game the other clubs in the league
would not play against Long Beach.