Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-03
Amateur Notes

The following players of the Wieland
team are requested to be at the Pacific
Electric building at 1890 o'clock to
take the car for Alham bra: Lomasney,
Frank Abbot, McClain, Garcia and
Hoff.
The Interurban league will hold it's
regular meeting next Tuesday evening
at 212 Currier building. All managers
must be present, as very important
business will be considered.
Manager Bacon OF the Whittier
team is clouting the cork center.
Bacon has hit over the 400 mark in
the past fourteen games.
Cortney Decius, formerly of U. s. c.,
is now at Stanford university. He
speaks very highly of the way the
northern college squad looks this year.
He says that the Crimson rugby squad
will bring home the victory when they
play the Blue and Gold.
There are many good games of ball
open for some fast clubs. Cali up
Mueller at Dyas-Cline's.
The medal which Fred Thomson
won at the Chicago A. A. U. cham
pionship is on display at 214 West
Fourth street.
Six teams will battle in the Inter
city league this afternoon in an en-
deavor to settle up all the protested
games that have come before the
league directors. The crack Wieland
and Alhambra teams will fight it out
on the Alhambra diamond and the
Union Hardwares and the Goldsmiths
will play at U. S. c., while the league
leaders and the Y. M. c. A. will finish
things at the playground. Following
are the lipeups of the various teams:
Alhambra and Wielands, at Alham-
bra--McKeen, C; Dear, Gervais, p;
Molyneaux, 1b; Dear 2b; B. Smith,
ss; T. Smith, 3b; Rowell, If; Dear, cf;
Bilande, rf. Garcia, C; Acuna, p; Abb
bott, 1b; Hartenstein, 2b; B. Twombly,
IS; G. Twombly, Sb; Hoff, If; McLain,
CT; Hackett, rf.
Union Hardware and Metals and
Goldsmiths, at Thirty-eighth, and Ala
meda-Tortez, C; Orsatti, Rose, p;
Caudry, 1b; Orsatti, 2b; Pico, SD; john
ston, IS; Nelson, IT, Rose, CT; Memoir,
rf. Abbott, 1b; Melville, C; Rydell, p;
Keenan,, 2b Martin, 3b; Rawlings, ss;
Norton, If; Miller, CT; Husser, rf
Echo Park VS.. Y. M. C. A., at Echo
Park-Finley, c; Lewis, p; Byram, 1b;
McAleer, 2b; Mcdonald, 3b; Laswell,
IS; T. Pierce, If; McAleer, CT; Ed
Haight, rf. Hurlburt, c; Miller, Schau-
ber, p: Rosenthal, 1b; Schauber, 2b;
knight, 3b; Encoe. SIS; Summers, If;
Grey, CT; Miller, IF.
The Union Hardware team, under
the leadership of Charles Drown, the
genial manager of the club, who
proved such a live wire in the Intercity
league, rendered the members of the
club and several friends a box party
last night, after which those present
were invited to take part in an infor-
NAL supper arranged by Drown at a
downtown cafe.
In the after dinner speechmaking
Drown said that he was pleased with
the way the team has risen among the
top notchers of the Saturday ranks
and desired the boys to continue the
good work Caudry, assistant man
aeer and guardian of the initial sta
ton, was loud in his praise of the club
and wished the team many more sue
cessful seasons.
The Hughes baseball team will jour-
new to Oxhard Sunday to meet the
club of the sugar town. The following
players are requested to be present at
the Arcade depot at 7:45 o'clock: Nc
CLAIM, d. Smith, Earl Haight, Ed
Haight, Carl Sawyer, Riley, Monk
Pierce, Mary Pierce, w. Pierce and
M Wilson.