Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-10

Thursdays practice day at Mace park
was attended by a goodly number oil
the diamond stars, and the fun was
fast and furious. A pickup game was
played from players selected from the
crowd present, and after the fray the
baseball contests of another KIND were
the feature. First came the baseball
throw. won by Robert Manley, a colv
ored lad who has been seen in action To-
cauy with the Los Angeles Grays.
Manley tossed the sphere over the
fence for a distance of 130 yards, COM
ing within a short space of the world 8
record at the event. He was awarded
a Spalding baseball for his skill. In the
50-yard walking contest Joe Alol car
ried off the prize of a junior bat, COM
pleting the distance in 16 seconds. The
pase running resulted in some pretty
close times. Manley, the winner of the
long throw, sprinted around the sacks
IN 1929 seconds; Roy Wilhardt, a
polytechnic lad, equaled the time, ana
Abbott of the BIinn team won the Spal-
ding horsehide by completing the cir
cult In 1g seconds fiat. Owing to the
lateness of the hour and the junior
practice yet to come, the fungo hittlns
event was postponed to next Thursday,
when another athletic program will be
INDUCED in. The Spaldlng practice day
is having splendid support from the
Angeleno amateurs, and it has become
a regular thing on the calendars of the
local players.
The local Y. M. C. A. team now ap-
nearing on the local fields for the hrst
lime this season will line up Win lle
Echo park boys at Echo Fairgrounds
tomorrow.
The newly organized Intercity league
will commence operations tomorrow al .
tornoon ON the various diamonds OF
fhe contesting clubs. Six games are
the days program, and the Ieasue
promises to show some hne class N III
Saturday baseball. The hneups are as
follows:
AIbambra vs. Glendale at Alhambra
Alhambra-Lequln, Mckee C.; pear, ~ ~
GervaIs 1b; J. Dear. 2b; T. smith Spi o.
S,,sb SIS. r. Dear, IF; G. Dear, II; Bilande'
r. Goldsmiths-Abbott, c; Hussar, p Mar Mar
tin. 1b; Kuman, 2b; Melville 3D. Curl"nu'
SIS; Miller, CT; Norton, III Hyorell' IL
1v;elands VS.. western Iitbos at Thirty
eighth and Alameda
,v,oiards-Garcia. C; Lyon, p; Moeller, lo;
Hartenstein, 2b StovalL IS; Muer' 80; ~
masney, cf McLain. If; HON. RI Ill III Oh -.
Duncan C; Kline, p; Sammy 10 hioD, 10
Opie, IS; Southwell, 3b; wade cii Dui'''' 80
Wissel, rf. -
L.. a..
and Santa Fe
cIobe Mills-McClain. C; l. Smith. p; NC
Elroy. 1b; Bibo 2b; Callan, Sb; Gooo"In' %
u. Smith, CT; Cole, If; Sawyer III, - ~ a.
C; Pima, Arzuella, ~ u - II
III. sweeney 2b; Young, 3b; Pollock' ss' IL
smith. .cf; Gottiber. If; NJ. POTTS. H.
Ecbo Park VS.. Union Hardware at EehO
Park
Echo Park-Finley, C; Perry. p; ByraIn.
1b; McAleer. 2b; Haight' 3D. ''aii LewlSI r.
NcDonald. CT; T. Pierce, III Las"ell. -. -
Hardwares-Tortez, c; ROSS Dto%h. w. HH'avine.
So: Rose. CT; Haskell, If; switzer' RI
ctordale va. Leayitt-BartholOmew at Glen
dale
Glendales-Buttrick. C; Benson, p; Da'en. on
mort. 1b; Emery, 2b; Ross, Sd; 69uin s9'
IIiuard, CT; stein. IL; Barkell, III pai1ar
Proctor, c; Reiger. p; McElroS rrrown tov ef;
Oh; Riley, 3b; GoodWh' Do
Black. II; Casper, RI.
Bishops VS.. whittier State at Whittier
p,sbons-c. Leonard. C; Gonzales, p; Pus-
SOW III: j. Butler, 2b; De VIA 3D. L. H1o -
ard SIS; A. Smith, CT; b. Butter, - 80 /.
~ Whittiers-Ed Smith p; Ha"hinS' tI ro ~
Hildebrand. 1b; Brady, zoi S@S.' L,,irher rf
con, SIS; Berales, If; weaver eA'
THE Coyina-EI Portana baseoall TEAM "a
Iii ionrnev to Chino Sunday, June IL,
70 Nav the second game of a. series ol
three for a purse of $50. CoVlna won %
tba 6rst came last Sunday on the "
10 diamond after a hard battle. II
,,,os anvbody's game until the lasI III
,,tno Shutt, Chino's crack packstoP'
formerlv with the Pomona colleslaa1ilsS
cIouted out a. home run whlch hel'eu
but a lonely tally.
The Covina squad, through George