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been chosen as yet, but it is under
stood that Managers Evans and Toom-
ey will step down from active work,
although retaining their interests in
the team. Willus Keller will doubtless
be the playing manager and captain.
He was second baseman for the Fres-
NOTES last year.
Definite reports have been sent out
from San Jose that Harry Wolters and
Elmer Stricklett have signed with the
San Jose club for another year.
Reports from San Francisco convey
the impression Manager Stewart of
Stanford university has been unable to
secure dates for baseball games with
st. Vincent's college of Los Angeles,
and in all probability the northern uni
versity may not be seen in Southern
California this season.
The following st. Vincent students
are requested to call up Edward Mo-
riarty at Main S400 relative to a base
ball match which will be played be-
tween the college club and an alumni
egation-F'lick, Snodgrass, Shafer,
Redmond, Grelk and Keer.
Hamburger's department store has
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games. Call up Wakeland at Ex-
change 63.
The Los Angeles Giants accepts the
challenge Of the Santa Monica club
which was recently published in The
Herald. The colored nine will play the
Beach team for any amount, ranging
from $25 to $50. The game can be ar
ranged by calling up Main 1856 or an
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Following is the lineup Of the ALL
Star team against the Sierra Madre
tomorrow afternoon at Sierra Madre:
Coots, catcher; Woodbury., pitcher;
Frisco, first base; Mountain, second
base; Taylor, third base; Jack, short
stop; Morse, right field; SADLY, center
field; Austin, left field; Tony, sub.
The Sunday School league, which will
play Saturday afternoons at the vari-
Gus sand lots, held an important meet
ing last night at Temple Auditorium.
The election of L. H. Wisler as pres
ident was made permanent. w. H.
Brand was chosen vice president, A
NJ. Mckenzie of Polytechnic high
school treasurer, and J. Powell record
ing secretary.
A grounds committee was appointed
as follows: A M Mckenzie, K Mar
shall, w. H. Brand and J. Redfern.
Six Sunday schools were admitted into
the organization, and prospects for two
others are bright.
A meeting will be held next Satur-
day night at the same place, when the
grounds and schedule committees will
make a report.
The manager of the Esperanza club
Of Pasadena writes The Herald that
owing to a game which he has ar
ranged with another club for February
% he cannot accept the challenge issued
by the Covina club for that date, but
says he would be pleased to hear from
the manager of the Covina team for an
early date in March. Answer through
The Herald.
The Boyle Heights Merchants want
game for Sunday afternoon. Phone
Wilson at Boyle 739, between the hours
of and o'clock tonight.
Manager Strang of Polytechnic high
school has arranged a classy schedule
for the first team for next week. Mon
day afternoon Poly clashes with Long
Beach, with Hollywood Wednesday
and February with Pomona high
school at Pomona.
There will be a double-header at
Joy park tomorrow afternoon. The
first game will be between Pico
Heights and Gardena and in the Sec
ond game the Los Angeles Giants and
the Gardena clubs will try conclusions.
Following is the lineup of the Giants
and Gardena game:
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