Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
WINTER LEAGUE
FIXES SCHEDULE
MANY BIG LEAGUERS TO STAR
ON LOCAL DIAMONDS
MoRDECAl BROWN WILL PLAY
WITH UNKNOWN TEAM
1920 In Prize Money Hung Up-Social
Game to Be Played at Vernon.
Season Opens octo-
ber 30

At a meeting of the managers OF the
baseball teams comprising the Call-
fornia Midwinter league, held last
evening at the Nadeau hotel, pl ms
for the winter schedule took definite
shape. Rules and regulations were
adopted, a schedule decided upon ana ana
money to the amount of nearly $0VO
deposited by the various managers.
1t was decided to divide a purse OF
$420 between the three teams hnlshlng
within the money at the end OF the
season. The winning nine will receive
so per cent of the amount, the second
best team 80 per cent and the aggre-
cation finishing third 20 per cent.
1t is believed that with the many
star players which every nine boast
that the games will draw well, al
though as many as possible Will pc
played outside of Los Angeles. JACK
Doyle offered the association the free
use of his Vernon grounds for games
played in the city, which was ac-
cepted. 1t was also decided to install
telephones on the various grounds, in
order that the results of other games
may be readily forwarded, and to use
a baseball manufactured by the Gold
smith company.
"Who has signed Mordecai Brown?"
is the question which every other man
ager is asking the other, but as yet
no light has been thrown upon the
subject The idol of eastern fans, the
twirler whose pitching has caused
many a fat batting average to become
less, will, however, be seen during the
winter in and about Los Angeles with
which team he will play has yet to be
decided.
Vice President w. H. Palmer ~pre-
sided, while George Ward acted as
secretary Judge, Spense, Benkert,
Crolic, Mitchell, Mccormick, Dows,
Frances and White were also present.
That the ball played will be really first
class is evidenced by the men who will
star on the several mines. Manager
Palmer of the San Diego team has
personnel which could be put in
large league for not less than $4,000
His lineup includes Jack Myers, Franz
Hosp, Jesse Stovall, George Stovall,
Marquardt Chadbourne, Tom Downey
and Pug Bennett. Ed Crolic of Santa
Ana has signed Ote Johnson, Chic
Gandil, Arson Mott, Rube Ellis, George
Coleman, Jesse Robinson and Percy
Angle, while the Maiers have Mar
tinke, Stadelli, Raleigh, Charlie Hall,
Hoffman and Kelley. Ward will play
Sager on his lineup and Caseman Of
the Evansville team. The latter has a
record of 535 consecutive games played
in which he has never been fined nor
put out of the game.
The seasons schedule, with the ex-
ception of the last three games played,
and which begins October 30, Is as
follows.
The Schedule
OCT 80 AND 81
Mccormick VS. San Diego, at San Diego.
Maiers vs. Pasadena, at Pasadena.
Salt Lake VS.. Santa Barbara, at Santa Bar
bar
San Bernordlno VS.. Santa Ana at Santa Ana
NOV. 8 AND
Pasadena vs. San Diego. at San Diego.
Mccormick Maiers, at Los Angeles.
Salt Lake VS.. Santa Ana, at Santa Ana.
San Bernordlno VS., Santa Barbara, at Santa
NOV. 1s AND IA
Maiers VS.. San Diego, at San Diego.
Mccormick VS.. Santa Barbara at Santa Bar
bara.
Salt Lake VS.. San Bernardno, at San BeF-
nardino.
NOV. 20 AND 21
San Diego vs.. Santa Barbara, at San Diego.
Mccormick VS.. Santa Ana, at Santa Ana.
San Bernardno VS.. Pasadena, at Pasadena,
Maiers VS.. Salt Lake at Los Angeles
NOV. 27 AND 2s
Santa Ana VS.. San Diego, at Santa Ana.
Mccormick San Bernardno, at San Ber-
nardino.
Salt Lake VS.. Pasadena, at Pasadena
Maiers VS., Santa Barbara, at Santa Bar
bara.
DEC. 4 AND
San Bernardlno VS.. San Diego, at San Diego.
Mccormack VS.. Salt Lake. at Los Angeles
Santa Barbara VS.. Pasadena, at Santa Bar
bara,
Maers vs. Santa Ana, at Santa Ana.
DEC. IL AND 12
Salt Lake vs. San Diego at San Diego.
Mccormick VS.. Pasadena, at Pasadena
Maers vs. San Bernardino, at San Ber-
nardino
santa Ana VS.. Santa Barbara, at Santa Bar
bara-
DEC. 1s AND 10
Mccormick vs. San Diego, at San Diego.
Ma4ers vs. Pasadena, at Pasadena.
Salt Lake vs. Santa Barbara, at Santa Bar
bara.
San Bernordlno vs. Santa Ana, at San Ber-
nardino.
DEC. 25 AND 26
San Diego VS.. Pasadena. at Pasadena
Maers vs. MeCormielSs. at Los Angeles.
Salt Lake Vs. Santa Ana at Santa Ana.
San Bernardino VS.. Santa Barbara, at Santa
Barbara
JAN. 1 AND 2
Maiers vs.. San Diego, at San Diego.
Mccormick VS.. Santa Barbara, at Santa Bar
bara.
Pasadena VS.. Santa Ana, at Santa Ana.
Salt Lake VS., San Bernardino, at Los Ange-
les.
JAN AND
San Diego VS.. Santa Barbara, at Santa Bar
bara.
Pasadena VS.. San Bernardino, at San Ber-
nardinO.
Maiers Salt Lake, at Los Angeles.
JAN. is AND 10
Santa Ana VS.. San Diego, at San Diego
Mccormick vs. San Bernardino, at San Ber-
nardino
Salt Lake Pasadena, at Pasadena.
Maers VS., Santa Barbara, at Los Angeles.
JAN. 22 AND 2S
San Diego VS.. San Bernardno. at San Ber-
nardino
Mccormick vs. Salt Lake, at Los Angeles.
Santa Barbara vs. Pasadena, at Pasadena,
Maiers VS.. Santa Ana, at Santa An.
JAN. 20 AND so
Salt Lake VS.. San Diego, at San Diego.
Mccormick vs. Pasadena, at Pasadena
Maiers VS.. San Bernardino. at Los Angeles.
Santa Ana Santa Barbara, at Santa Bar
bara.
FEB. AND 9
Mccormick VS.. Santa Diego, at San Diego.
Maiers VS.. Pasadena. at Pasadena.
Salt Lake VS. Santa Barbara, at Santa Bar
bara.
San Bernardino vs. Santa Ana, at San Ber-
nardino.
FEB. 12 AND 13
Pasadena VS. San Diego, at San Diego
Maers VS.. McCormicks at Los Angeles.
Salt Lakes VS.. Santa Ana, at Santa Ana.
San Bernardino VS.. Santa Barbara, at Santa
Barbara
FEB. 10 AND 20
Maiers vs.. San Diego at Los Angeles,
McCormicks vs.. Santa Barbara, at Santa
Barbara,
Pasadena vs. Santa Ana. at Santa Ana
Salt Lake VS.. San Bernardino. at San Ber-
nardno,
FEB. 26 AND 27
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