Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08

to the ruling of the Southern California
Amateur Athletic union. 1t Is alleged
that Frank played in a night game of
indoor baseball recently when profess
sionals took part in the contest. For
this reason the Amateur Athletic
union will bar Mohler, jr., contending
that should the sorrel-top kid play he
will jeopardize the standing of the
students who play against him, who
also may lose their amateur standing.
Frank Beaver, who formerly caught
for the Fraternal Aids in the City
league has not made an error behind
the timber in the last twelve games.
Beaver will play the outfield hereafter
for the same team.
Any fast team that wants to try con-
clusions with the Covina club next
Sunday can make arrangements by
answering this challenge through The
Herald.
John Dear of the Gateway team, for
the first time in five months, took part
in the national game last Sunday with
the Gateway club. Dear showed his
usual form.
The Directories ball team, through
their manager, Frank Abbott, issued
a challenge yesterday to the Santa
Ana team for game February 20,
Abbott can be reached through The
Herald.
No. 10 still stays with the National
Lumber company team. Last Sunday,
on the Agricultural diamond, the score
against the University merchants was
13 to l, and Pitcher Shonley struck out
thirteen of the opposing batters.
Player Owens of the Yeoman club
| yesterday wore a smile that would not
come off. Owens made a home run off
! the pitcher of the Fraternal Aids team
at Vernon park Sunday, winning a new
hat and also a ring donated by the
Yeoman lodge.
Gilbert Dear of the Gateway team is
! playing good ball for that team In
the last twenty-four games played in
the Southern State league he made but
one error. Last Sunday he brought
| the fans to their feet on the Dolgeville
| diamond by his sensational one-handed
! catch in left garden, robbing one OF
the Salt Lake players of a hit
Oh, my, what a diamond slaughter
| occurred at Santa Paula last Sunday
when the Teddy Bears and the north
ern team mixed! Eighteen runs, eight
cen hits and four home runs tell the
sad tale of the drubbing the northern
team received.
Bennie Smith, the 17,year-old slab
ster of the Gateway team, is playing
fine ball for the Dolgeville team Smitf
has won the last four games he has
pitched. Ben also can play the initia
sack and is making good at that sta
| tion.
Manager Hap Hogan of the Vernon
team was the guest of the Redondt
chamber of commerce last Sunday a
the Redondo- Whittier game and wa
we'll pleased With the playing of boil
| clubs, and dropped the remark tina
he may give several of the players
tryout during spring practice.
| Wanted, a manager for a hard-hit
! ting ball team. Any fan thinking ht
can deliver the goods call on Red Per
| kins at 210 Lissner building.
Carl Mueller of the Interurbar
| league comes through with a def tC
the effect that he is willing to play
| the Wieland nine for money, chalk OF
marbles after the City league series i!
over. It's up to you. Philip Harten
| stien. to maze good. Answer thi,
challenge through The Herald.
There is a movement on foot to or
ganize a Saturday afternoon bal
| league among such fast clubs as AL
| hambra, Orange, Union Hardware
| Schoolmasters, Mavericks and the Loi
! Angeles Y NJ. C. A. team. Any man
| ager desiring information on this Sat
urday league can get particulars b,
writing to Red Perkins at 2lO Lissnel
building. The entry fee will be nor
NAL and pennant will be donated t.