Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-13


scheduled, which will be announced in
The Herald later. At present the ticket
committee has sold over 1000 paste
boards, and it is expected that a record
breaking attendance will be on hand to
swell the funds for the visiting Elks,
who will arrive in Los Angeles from
July II to IL.
The Green and Raymond hotel base
ball teams of Pasadena would like to
hear from other hotel teams in South
ern California. Both of the Crown city
teams are comprised of fast amateurs
and capable of making any aggrega-
tion of ball tossers extend themselves
in order to take their measures. An
swer this def through the columns Of
The Herald.
After a rest of several weeks the
Pasadena baseball team will play the
Salt Lake Route club on the Crown
city diamond Sunday afternoon. Pitcher
Hall, for the railroaders, who has
signed with the Cincinnati team for the
summer, will oppose Tobey, formerly
of the Nebraska Indians. The grand
stand is now completed and will seat
800 fans.
Dolly Gray, the former Los Angeles
pitcher who was turned over to the
Washington club. is wanting more pay
and SO far has not signed with the
Washington club.
Oakland has eleven baseball players
coming from the east, and Ed Walters
has been burning midnight oil figuring
how he can get them to the coast at
little expense. All the players wanted
to travel on the "chusins' and this was
too costly. Now the Chicago White
Sox team manager has chartered spe-
cial train and has agreed to bring the
future Greeks to Oakland.
President A. B. Evans of the Fresno
State league club announced yesterday
that he had signed Pitcher Jim Wigs,
the giant right handler of the Logan
Squares in the Chicago City league.
Wigs is over six feet in height and
many of the Chicago sporting scribes
have predicted a brilliant future for
the big slab artist. Wiggs has affixed
his signature to a Fresno contract,
transportation has been wired him and
the big fellow is now en- route to Cali
fornia He should arrive here within
the next week or ten days, making the
second new Raisin Eater to be signed
by the management of the local club.
Outfielder Gerald Davis is already here,
in readiness for the opening of the
training season at Fresno park on
March 1.
John Hasmier, captain of the Ascot
Athletic baseball team and coach of the
Fifty-second street school girls base
ball team, is a speaker Of some renown.
Yesterday afternoon at the Lincoln ex-
ercise he spoke the speech made by
Lincoln at Gettysburg and went
through his lines without mishap.
The baseball game scheduled for this
afternoon between the Hollywood high
school and the Los Angeles high school
has been called off owing to the muddy
condition of the foothill diamond.
1t is probable that all games will be
called off in the California Winter
league tomorrow if the rain god butts
in. Following is the schedule of the
games arranged by Secretary George
M. Ward:
Edisons VS.. San Diego at San Diego:
Edisons = Earle, catcher; Lyman,
pitcher; Thomas, first base; Bell, short
stop; Mckay, third base; Murray, left
field; Encoe, center field; Biladue, right
field.
San Diego-Lebrand, catcher; Stoval,
pitcher; Autrey, first base; Bennett,
second base; Mccarthy, shortstop;
Downie, third base; Hosp, left field;
Oakes, center field; Kallackey, right
field.
Salt Lakes VS.. Pasadena at Pasadena:
Salt Lakes = Sears, catcher; Hall,
pitcher; Rieger, first base; Mccormick,
second base; Corbin, shortstop; Grd-
ham, third base; Martinke, left field;
Pedrotti, center field; Clinton, right
field.
Pasadena;-Wachob, catcher; Tobey,
pitcher; Ferline, first base; Walsh,
second base; Wilson, shortstop; Newell,
third base; Hillard, left field; Wolf,
center field; Parker, right field.
Azusa VS.. Santa Ana at Santa Ana:
Azusa - Bradley, catcher; Schafer,
pitcher; Perring, second base; Lamar
Moor, shortstop; Ed Moore, third base;
Adams, left field; Smiley, center field;
Thompson, right field.
Santa Ana-Meats, catcher; Johnson,
pitcher; La Long, first base; Mott, sec
Ond base; Altizer, shortstop; Donovan,
third base; Henline, left field; Robin
son, right field.
Maiers VS.. McCormicks at Thirty
eighth and Santa Fe:
Maiers = Hoffman, catcher; Rugar.
pitcher; Koeller, first base: Ely, second
base; Mast, shortstop; Kelley, third
base; Leonard. left field; Garrity, CEN
ter field; Wilson. right field.
MCCOrmicks-Leguin, catcher; An
Harris, second base; Plake, shOtstOp;
Slavin, third base; Dickman, left field;
Kerwin, center field; G, Kimmerle, right
field.
Hoegees, VS.. San Pedro:
oegees-Orendorff, catcher; Annis,
pitcher: Adams, first base; Mohler sec
ond base; McQuaid, shortstop Flick,
third base; Snodgrass, left field; Good
man, center field; Wilkinson, right field.
San Pedro-Whaling, catcher; Ford,
pitcher; Cline, first base; Sturgeon, Sec
Ond base: BresinO, shortstOp; Jensen,
third base: Suess, left field; Holland,
center field; Dodson, right field.
The Odds baseball team will play the
Globe Mills team at the Thirty eighth
and Alameda diamond this afternoon.
Watson and Smith will be in the points
for the flour team, while Bacon and
Clark will do the hOnOrs for the Odds
club.
The Dyas-Cline sporting goods store
will hold its formal opening in the
new quarters, PA West Third street,
this evening. All amateur as well as
professional ball players are invited
to be present to look over their sample
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