Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-11

winning, and let the fielders do the
heavy work for him.
The crowd around third base bleach
ers yelled themselves hoarse for Hens
ling to go on the mound to pitch the
last three innings, but to no avail, as
Thomas asked Captain Hogan to let
him finish out the game, which he did.
A double play was made in the fourth
inning by Zeider, who caught Truck
Eagan's grounder and doubled Bra
shear at first. 1t was a fast play all
around.
Five hundred fans went out to wit
ness the game at Vernon yesterday and
were well pleased with the showing by
the teams. The grandstand is not yet
completed. but will be finished within
a few days.
Roy Brashear watched his brother
play the initial sack in first class order,
with the exception of few muffs.
Happy Hogan held a gabfest with the
Jumps" over ground rules, and as Hap
was at fault the fans in the grandstand
started to kid him.
A party of Los Angeles baseball play
stand, numbering twenty-five in all.
The Woodill- -Hulse baseball team
will try conclusions with the Covina
team next Sunday on the Covina dia-
mond. Manager Thomas of the cleo
trical club, stated yesterday afternoon
that the reason the Santa Monica team
made twelve runs off his team In the
first inning was because Miller, his
pitcher, was sick and not able to bend
'em over
The Los Angeles Grays want base
ball game for next Saturday afternoon.
Call Main 1740 on the Sunset phone.
The North Pasadena team has Sc
cured a game with the Foresters of
Los Angeles through the columns of
The Herald.
The Title Guarantee and Trust base
ball team is out with a def to play
any club in the miscellaneous ranks
Saturday afternoon. Call Temple $780,
The Covina grammar school baseball
team desires to hear from a Los An
geles team regarding a game Saturday
afternoon. Answer this def through
The Herald.
Graham, although making two errors
which did no damage, made several
hair-raising field catches that made the
White Sox club sit up and take notice.
Manager PEBBLES of the Foresters
made the announcement last night that
there would be a benefit dance at Nc
Kinley hall, 727 South Grand avenue,
tomorrow night for the purpose of
buying material for the baseball team.
An enjoyable time will be had, and all
amateur ball players are invited.
Stone, first baseman of the Forest
ers, formerly played with the Belve-
dere team and has been showing up
in great form at the initial sack. Black
pitched formerly with the buttons in
Canada and is a fast slabster in the
Sunday miscellaneous ranks; John
Lind, formerly second baseman of the
Azusa teamY now holding down the
keystone sack, is playing great ball
for the Foresters, and in the game last
Sunday against the Hubert Giants
made a three-bagger and single out
of five times at bat.
OF five times at bat. Mitchell made
five hits out of five times at bat last
Sunday. Ferris got a two-bagger and
single and is showing up fine in the
outfield. Gaddord, catcher for the
same aggregation, allowed not single
player to steal on him last Sunday,
and placed the ball over right field
fence for a home run. Jack Clark is
showing up good in the outfield and
got three hits out of five trips at bat.
The batteries for the game against
the North Pasadena team VIII be Matt
Clark and Eddie Goddard.