Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14
BIG LEAGUERS COME
FROM GOLDEN STATE
BERRY SENDS MUCH GOOD
MATERIAL TO "BIG BUSH"
All Pacific Coast League Clubs Con-
tribute Star PIayers-Many First
Class Boxers Hall from
California

NEW YORK, Nov. 13-California is
300 hitter when 1t comes to turning
out good ball players. In addition to
that they have trotted out many h
good fighter. Every year the Pacific
Coast league springs no less than a
dozen players on the major leagues,
and it is surprising that half of that
number deliver the goods. The ma
jority Of baseball managers consider
themselves very fortunate If they get
twenty-five men that have been touted
as big league caliber and find two that
develop into big league material. That
the Pacific Coast league should have
a medal pinned on every club house
door for turning out speedy men for
the big tent can be easily figured out
when such boys as Easterly, Oakes,
Ellis, Heitmuller, Groom, Sutor, Mad
den and Gray advanced to the big
league in one year. The California
country has done this year after year
and they are sending a lot of thirteen
men out for trial in the National and
American league that the baseball fans
out in the Golden state don't expect
to come back.
The scouts have cleaned up the Cali
fornia league of all the good material
and the fans out there hoped that
some of their favorites would be
passed up All the clubs in that league
will lose popular players. The White
Sox, under the leadership of Hughey
Duffy, will get Zeider, whom the ma
jority of fans convicted of winning the
pennant for the Seals last season.
Zeider, they say on the coast, was
about the best thing they ever saw in
the infield for all-round work.
Brewing with Detroit
Brewing, a pitcher who has been
highly recommended, will go to the De-
troit club and has been we'll boosted
by Danny Long, who, by the way, said
Chase was the goods. Browing will
have Hughey Jennings to teach him
a few things. Puffy Lewis of the
Oakland club, an outfielder, and Boice,
a pitcher have been landed by the
Boston club. Out in California they
say that Lewis is a good outfielder and
a great hitter. Boice, they say, will
make good in the pitchers box. Then
there is Beall, the fiy-chaser of the
Los Angeles club, who will be given
another trial with the White Sox.
Henry Berry has sold some good ma
terial in Koestner and Hosp. two of his
DeSJ DlICH6IS. hO6SIIlGT 8OtS 10 IIlC
Cincinnati club and Hosp goes to
Cleveland. The Los Angeles club has
also a catcher who will go to the Chi
cago National league club, in Oren-
dorf, who has done some great work
behind the platter. The Yankees will
get ole Johnson, a young fellow who is
well touted and comes from the Port
land club He is an infielder and
crack hitter.
Sacramento will graduate two players
-Gandil, who will wear a White Sox
uniform, andiHap Myers, who has been
placed with the Boston Americans.
Both are going with strong teams. My
ers was pulled out of the State league
late in the season and is a player of
uuquestioned stability. Myers and
Gandil are the sluggers of the Sacra-
mento club. Both are first basemen,
the latter also being a great fielder,
having a wonderful arm. Vernon has
already given Raleigh to the st. Louis
National club Next season it will send
Vance to the Detroit club. This young
pitcher was drafted and has shown
lots Of ability.