Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-27

you know what is right in this matter.
PosltlVely refuse to return any
money TO anyone until this is finally
settled and settled right.
Cali meeting of the association to
De held in The Herald office Monday
evening at 7:30 sharp, and 1 will be
DONE
Hoping you will take this in the
manner it is meant and will agree
with me In the matter and see that fair
play IS dealt out, and then we will be
satlsned. Hoping to hear from you on
lhls matter, l await your reply.
fours very truly 'J. E. GLENN"
The Santa Ana team will try conclu-
slons with the Hoegees tomorrow on
the celery diamond. This will be the
Iast appearance of Walter Johnson. the
american league pitcher, in Southern
Sahfornia, and with him will depart
Dave Altizia Mott and LaI.onge- John
son reports to the White Sox team in
Los Angeles, while LaLonge will report
TO Oakland. Mott will report to Hap
logan of the Vernon team, In the San
Diego game last Monday he held the
southern team down to two hits. Fol-
lowing is the lineup of both clubs:
,roa.N sANTA ANA HOEGEEs
Meats ..................c.......... Orendorf
W. Johnson. ...........p...... Phillips and C,rav
Tntf
MOL '..'.....s..........1b... ............... Adams
brown .....2b................. Mohler
La Longe. ..3b................ Flick
1T1t, -'''''''''.'..'..ss. McQuade
1enilhe ...'''.........cf....... Goodman
hoplnson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Snodgrass
Angle .....rf............... Burness
Fahdermasc ...........sub. b..............,... CHM
The Chicago White Sox special train
VIII carry some thirty-five PLAYERS in
the squad, along with a half dozen or
SO eastern men signed in the Coast
league. The itinerary of the Chica 90
club on it's training tour is the most
extensive ever attempted in this com
try. The special will leave Chicago
next Monday and will open the season
with games at San Francisco and Los
Angeles on March 4, the squad split-
ting up into two teams at San Fran
cisco.
There is a new applicant for the
Ananias club concealed somewhere
ABOUT the bay. Cy Moreing saws he
mas leased grounds at Fffty-fol1rth
and Grove streets, Oakland for his
oakland club in the State league, and
the bay papers say he has not. More
ing is discussing the plans for his
training trip to Modesto at the same
time the report comes from Oakland
that the grounds in question have not
been leased, and that the owners of
the property are the authority for the
statement What do you know about
that? To the layman it seems fool
hardy that Moreing would give out the
definite announcement that he had
leased the grounds if he had no foun-
dation for the declaration.
Lew Armstrong, a catcher from the
Wichita club in the Western Associa-
ton league. has been signed by Danny
Shay of Stockton and will work with
Tom Hackett with the Shamrocks this
season Armstrong worked in 115 games
last year and fielded $3.50. His batting
average was .232.
Sunday Andy Briswalter. the crack
Pacific Coast league pitcher, will twirI
MS farewell game for the Riveras
against Downey at Los Nietos. A hard
contest is assured as Pat Phillips. an
other Coast league twirIer. will be on
the mound for Downey, while the Ri
vera team must fight hard to remain in
the lead for the Southern State league
pennant. Secretary G. A. Nagle re-
ports that Hap Hogan will trv out a
few of his prospective players for the
Vernon club in this game. Umpires
VIII be M1lliken, III League, and Ruhe
Ellis, st. Louis Cardinals