Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-25
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will keep him out of the national game
for several weeks. 1t is feared he
fractured small bone in his foot.
Manager Happy Hogan of the Ver-
non team is requested to call up
Broadway 4123 and inquire for Will
liam Schaffer any time before Monday.
A fast team in the semi professional
ranks desires to hear from a pitcher,
two infelders and a catcher. Call
F2203 for further information.
The newly organized Goldsmith ball
team will play the Lamanda Park
team next Sunday at Lamanda Park.
Hard Luck Tom Clark of the Ra-
cycle club in the Southern State
league will not be able to twirl next
Sunday owing to his pitching arm not
being in the pink of condition, it hav-
ing been on the hospital list for sew
eral days.
Minor business was transacted last
night at the meeting of the Southern
State league. The schedule adopted
for next Sunday is as follows: Hughes
VS.. Redondo at Redondo, Long Beach
VS.. Racycles at Long Beach, Santa
Monica VS.. Gardena at Santa Monica,
Woodill-Huls VS.. San Pedro at San
Pedro. The umpires will officiate as
follows: Fernandez at Redondo, Proc
tor at Long Beach, Goyhenix at Santa
Monica, Mayheau at San Pedro.
Fred Annis is requested to return
his Gardena uniform to Manager Nc
Carroll.
motion was passed last night at
the meeting of the Southern State
league allowing any class A player
to play in the league games next Sun
day.
According to reports Judge F. w.
Wells has bet Manager Abrams of the
Long Beach club a five-acre piece of
land at Redondo that the Redondo
team defeats the Hughes hardhitting
bunch next Sunday on the Redondo
field. This is the first time in the his
tory of Southern California that real
estate has ever been wagered on the
national game.
All managers interested in the for
nation of the Mercantile league are
requested to be at the next regular
meeting at 210 Lissner building Friday
night.
The manager of the Glendale city
team is requested to call Red Perkins
at F2203 regarding a game with the
Schoolmasters for next Saturday.
There are the pea-ball artists, the
spit-ball and the slow-ball experts,
but Kunzler the clever finger with
the Burke club, has been dubbed u
new one. Kunzler is rapidly becom-
ing known among the local followers
of the national game as Dead Ball
KunZler. In the last four games only
eight safe bingles have been secured
off his delivery
The Crown baseball team wants
game for next Saturday. Cali up 5S2SS
and ask for Juan.
Save has been re-established as the
guiding spirit of the Teddy Bears, and
henceforth will look after the interest
of that organization. Save makes a
good manager, and the members of
the fast club which he now heads
made a wise move when they requested
him to again assume the management.
"Goose" Pittman, said a fan who was
watching a game in which the left
field marvel of the Mccormick club was
playing, lis without doubt the greatest
heaving individual wearing the base
ball uniform in Southern California to-
day." This remark, which about hits
the nail on the head, was overheard
by a smoked baseball fan of the Trilby
following. "Lo'd man." came in the
coon dialect from the tier above the
Pittman advocate, you neVeh have
seen no flinging. Why, dat man Cy-
clone of dat Trilby agagashun can
heave dat little round thing clean
across dat city of Watts, sab, without
even touching a chu'ch steepIe." This
line of bunk, although pretty strong,
did not feaze the. admirer of Goose"
who snorted the following retort while
reaching up and gently tanning the
protruding extremity of the colored top
piece with a fist full of greenbacks.
"Bet you the wad that your Texas
Cyclone won't make the noise of the
gentlest zephyr after his match with
the tornado from Kansas" That fist
full of dough held the chocolate hued
fan in trance for a few seconds, but
on recovering, he slowly turned to his
pal, who was seated next to him, and
said: Say, Bill, wha' am dot fou' bits
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