Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-13

Sacramento and Vernon will wind
Chutes and another fine game is in
prospect. This series has produced
more thrills than all the others put
together and while Vernon has been
winning regularly, it always is by a
close score and generally in extra in
nings. 1t seems that the change which
Hogan made in his lineup has put
new life into the team and 1t is vast
ly improved machine now The boys
showed more ginger and snap in their
warmup exercises yesterday than they
had shown in any game in the last
month, and after watching them whizz
the ball around the diamond and field
grounders, fly balls and foul tips for a
few minutes, the fans became convinced
that Sacramento would be up against
it in the game to follow Carson got
brilliant support and won a beautiful
game. 1t is on to the top again with
Hogan and here's hoping he gets there.
Carson was a marvel at fielding his
position yesterday and If he keeps up
this clip all season, he will have all
rivals beaten TO a fragile when the
official averages are published. He
handled six chances without an error
and most of them were of the difficult
order. Then he managed to give a
good account of himself at bat and
scored two of the four runs registered
for Vernon. He now has gotten on
his stride and will be hard to trim from
now on. He is a material strength TO
the club and if Judge Graham had
kept his finger out of the pie during
the Oakland and San Francisco series,
Vernon probably would be sailing
smoothly out IN front of the pennant
procession by this time.
This listens good Joe Conley, man
ager of the bantam champion of the
world has developed a romance that
will be eliminated Thursday afternoon
in his marriage to Miss Alice Kauf-
man of St Paul, the wedding to be
staged in Los Angeles Joe and Miss
Kaufman have been acquainted about
two years, sweethearts, of course, of
the love at first sight order, but not
until Joe met her in Los Angeles a
few days ago did he become convinced
he could notslive without her. He told
her so and it was agreeable to her
that he should live. Hence the mar
riage that is to be celebrated Thurs
0aX. - After LQG WeuOlllS lIEy Will lC-
main here for a few weeks and as soon
as Brother Frankie gets rid of a few
prospective enga agcments here, the cou-
ple will take their honeymoon trip
back to Kenosha. Joe says he intends
to settle down to the simple life prob
ably engaging in ranch life in the
Badger state
The way that Kitty Brashear is play
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prise to the knockers and a joy and
delight to his friends. He covers as
much ground as any first baseman in
class A company and he played the
position in errolless style yesterday, IN
Guiding three great running catches of
the most difficult order. His playing
and batting have added greatly to the
playing strength of the Cutup aggre-
CATION and it looks like he had be-
come indispensable.
The fans over in the first right held
bleachers shoWered coins on Roy Bra
shear yesterday when ne put the bah
over the fence in the second inning for
the tying run. Shekels were coming
his way so fast that other players had
to help to collect it and it delayed the
bame nearly a minute. 1t seems that
fans have finally awakened to the fact
that home team will play better ball
when encouraged than when knocked
and the way the fans have been root
inf for Vernon the last week has been
most pleasing to the players and has
helped greatly in putting the team back
on its winning stride.
DISPATCHES from Milwaukee give the
information that an X-ray examination
of the injured forearm that Wolgast
had feared was broken develops the
fact that only small bone, abou'
three inches above the wrist, was frac-
tured and that Ad will not be out of
the ring more than two months While
this is bad enough, it is quite a relief
to the anxious fans to know that II
was not the large bone that was brok-
en- and that the injury will not, of ne
cessity, impair the fighting strength OF
the little champ. 1t was feared Tor a
while that the large bone was broken
and that he would be out of the ring
for a year and probably forever Ad
saws he is going back to his Michigan
farm and rest until the fracture Is
healed.
Mamie Lowenstein has received a
letter from Sam Harris and George
Cohan. in which these celebrities say
they will visit Los Angeles after the
big fght in Frisco 1t has been quite
awhile since Cohan was here, While
Harris never has visited the city. Man
mic will see To il that the boys are well