Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-31

T certainly was hot yesterday, and
Edward Murphy, the heavyweight
- of the Redondo team, nearly died
from the heat after drinking about five
gallons of Redondo Beach brew. Muir
ply was unable to catch the foul balls
that he is supposed to so after and was
compelled to go to a physicians office
to take medicine to reduce the enlarge
ment around his bay front.
Crerar, a barber at Redondo, former
ly of Imperial, was the next who suf-
fered from the heat and was COM
PEELED to seek the shade of an old APP
pie tree along the banks of the Clifton
Manager McCarroll of the Gardena
team yesterday was carrying little
red blossom on his nose from sunburn
and will be unable to be at his little
stand at Gardena for several days, as
1t will be necessary to purchase a
large assortment of olive oil. A war
rant Is out for McCarrolps arrest for
stealing strawberries and the sunburn
off the Los Nietos field.
Manager Edward Murphy of the Re-
dondo team, it is said, will sell his in
terest in the Redondo team and leave
for the east shortly. Manager McCar-
roll of the Gardena team Is talked OF
as manager of the club
Three times three cheers for Edward
Stuart, for yesterday afternoon he was
the hero of the Edison and Teddy
Bears game on the Boyle Heights ath-
letic diamond, knocking the last run in
and stealing home. The constable of
Boyle Heights is looking for stew"
for stealing the home plate.
The managers of the Southern State
L., fhftalrinOr of
and nearly all the clubs that played in
the winter series in the same organiza-
ton will join.
The North Pasadena baseball team
went down to defeat yesterday after
noon on the North Pasadena diamond
by a score of to 6. Ike Pierce COM
nitted manslaughter and killed eight
of the Crown city aggregation. Vance
Gray although losing, twirled good
ball for his team. The Pierce brothers,
as usual, were the sensations Of the
game. Carlisle, center fielder for the
winners, sent three men across the
plate in the sixth inning with his
heavy stickwork.
Walter Maggie, the Los Angeles base
ball clubs star twirler, played the mi
tial sack for the Rivera and was the
batting star of the afternoon. He
two two-base hits in very critical
stages of the game.
The crowd advanced upon Nagle as
If it was about to present him with the
First National bank of Rivera. The
fans placed him on their shoulders and
led him to a nearby water tank, where
he became intoxicated with soda pop
and was led off the field by several
young ladies' who strew flowers in his
path. Nearly 1900 fans witnessed the
Rivera team defeat the Redondo nine,
leaders of the Southern State league.
James LYMAN, the man who takes
care of all broken water MIGRANTS for
the City of the Angels, was on the
mound and showed excellent form.
"Chow-Chow'' Allen and McGaugh
pounded the horse hide, McGaugh get
ting four hits out of five times up and
Allen three.
Doc Newton vas painfully injured
when he collided with the right field
fence, at the same time taking part Of
the Los Nietos real estate with him.
Center Fielder Love did a clown act
yesterday afternoon in the game be-
tween the Rivera and Redondo team,
running several feet and pulling fly
off a buggy.
Pinky Grindle, catcher for the Re-
dondos, clouted out three bagger and
Tommy De Ybarrando repeated the
trick in the sixth inning.
Welton, manager of the Dyas-Cline
team. was about his regular haunts
yesterday and attending to his press
agent duties of the Southern State
league.
Harry Bouett's line drive over sec