Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
WINTER BASEBALL

| gum -shoeing" yesterday afternoon
/ for White and Moore, managers of
! the Trilby club for a game for Feb
| ruary T. Ward says if he cannot
make connections with the colored nine
he would be pleased to hear from Pro-
moter Orendorff's professional club for
| a game either on February 10, 20 or
| Washington's birthday. Hunt, who
will twirl for the Channel city club,
! has made a remarkable record while
| Wintering in Southern California, hav-
| ing pitched in fourteen games and won
! all. Ten Of these contests were won
! by the shut-out route.
Santa Barbara and Ventura will
mingle on the northern diamond next
Sunday. The game will in all prob
ability be played at Ventura.
Catcher Huckaby formerly with the
| Edison team and now acting as back
| stop of the Santa Monica club in the
! Southern State league, will report to
! the Central association March / for
spring practice.
! George NJ. Ward yesterday made the
! statement that he would not place a
| team in the Trolley league and that
/ the directors would have to look for
another club to make up the sixth
/ tNtA1li. III DG tIil6it6ltu III only
| the Long Beach club hereafter" said
| Ward.
There is a movement on foot to or
! ganize baseball league consisting of
such fast teams as the Tufts-Lyon,
| Gateways, DoWney, Directories, Teddy
/ Bears, Covina and probably the Boyn-
| tons If siX-league team cannot be
| organized, the promoters of this organ
| iZatiOn intend to make it a four-club
| circuit. A meeting will be called in
! the near future at 210 Lissner building.
! to talk over arrangements. and all
managers desiring to join this organ
ization are requested to send in their
| applications in writing to Red Per-
l1ins 210 Lissner building.
There will be meeting of the Troll
! ley league schedule committee this
afternoon at 21O Lissner building for
the purpose of drafting schedule and
bylaws.
| Bill Goodman will report to the Can
anea club for spring practice March 1.
! Bill will receive $3.50 a month for play
ing third base with the Mexican city
club.
Robert Lyon has been released from
| the Tufts-Lyon team because of his
! failure to appear at CoVina last Sun
day Manager Pete Hansen is think
| ing of securing Molly to fill the va
! cancy
The Tufts-Lyon team will hold its
regular weekly meeting at the home of
Ben Baker at Boyle Heights Wednes-
| day night. All members are requested
| to be present. as matters of import
ance will be discussed.
Carl Sawyer, second sacker for the
| Tufts-Lyon team, has been playing
great ball for that club of late. His
| hitting ability is above the average,
| he having secured thirteen hits in the
last six games played.
! Charley Drown tWirled a fine game
at Covina last Sunday and showed
class against Babe" Asher of the
Cleveland Americans.
! Dad, ground keeper at Chutes park,
Wishes the announcement to be made
! that there will be no more practice
! games INDUCED in on that field until
the coming Marathon race is over
Arrangements have been made by
the Los Angeles Pacific Coast league
team to play at Bakersfield on March
70 and IS.
| Players from Los Angeles who have
been signed to play on the Bakersfield
| team are requested to report to Man
ager Devereaux at Bakersfield not
| later than February Is for spring
| practice.
! Dan Lequin, catcher Of the Gateway
| club, desires to hear from any man
ager regarding a position as backstop.
| Call Main 493. Alhambra, or answer
| through The Herald.
|
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