Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-10

of slabster for the Salt Lake aggrega-
ton. The league teams are composed
of Salt Lake, Boise. Mountain View
and Green River clubs.
The Los Angeles Grays would like a
game for Saturday afternoon. Call
Wilson at Main 1740 or Home 10917, or
answer through The Herald.
The Olive street grammar school yes
terday morning defeated the Echo
park team by the goose egg route, the
score being IL to O..
The Teddy Bear Juniors ask The
Herald to try and secure them game
for Sunday afternoon with any club
in the city. Call Main $500 or answer
this challenge through The Herald.
Captain Frank Dillon reported his in
jured foot improving rapidly, but 1t still
is too sore to wear shoe.
1t is understood that Vancouver is
badly, in need of one or two players.
Another club in the northwest tele-
graphed to Pitcher Dan Leguin of the
Mccormick club asking him on what
terms he would play. Leguin answered
$3.50 month. He is now awaiting an
answer.
and catchers in Southern California,
and in fact placed Frank Andrade on
his feet so that he could advance into
faster company, which he did, going to
the Cleveland American team this sea-
son.
Hardeman, official scorer of the
Dolgeville team, was reported lost,
strayed or stolen this week from his
little cottage at the felt workers town.
A drag net was sent out by his many
friends and the police of Los Angeles
in an effort to find him, but to no avail.
He was enticed to go up in one of
Dick Ferris balloons, and as a result
was carried to Pomona. The marshal
of that town notified his folks at Dodge
vile. A searching party even came to
The Herald looking for the lost score
keeper.
The Wieland baseball team desires a
game Sunday afternoon with the North
Pasadena club or with any other team
in the Sunday miscellaneous ranks. Call
Finley at Main $685. or answer through
The Herald.
San Bernardino will open the season
with the Edison team at San Bernar-
dino, and the mayor of the Gate City is
expected TO twirl the first Spaulding
done a fancy stunt by having a Merry
Widow appear on the street with signs
on her back announcing the opening of
the California Summer league series.
The San Bernardino team has game
scheduled Sunday. April IS, with the
fast japanese team which Will tour
Southern California.
Shorty Corbin, Frank Smith. Elmer
Flick and BERTHE Whaling will leave
soon for Salt Lake to join the Noun
tain league club of that city.
Manager Frank Benkert is in re-
ceipt of a letter from Earl Rugar, who
pitched for the Maier team a few
months this winter from Chicago, say
ing that he is rounding out in the pink
of condition. He sends his best re-
CARDS to all the boys, including the
sporting editor of The Herald. Rugar,
while twirrling in Southern California,
won seven out of the nine games he
pitched, and most of them blythe shut
out route He will again winter in
Southern California. Rugar Is connect
ed with Gunthers team in the Chicago
city league.
Word was received by The Herald
from C. A. Maine late last night to the
effect that Hugo Clarity is wanted by
the Bakersfield manager to report to-
him Sunday. Telegraph to Bakersfield
If it is impossible to go.