Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-27
News of Amateur World

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The league organizing bug has been
buzzing around many of the local oase-
ball camps, and the latest is the rumof
of new twelve-club league from the
direction of the schoolboys. Valentine,
manager of the Echo playground, is
working up the problem and expects
to have his Schoolboy league in full
blast BY the first of the month. Any
team of grammar grade rating wishing
to enter the range of organized baseDall
and experience the troubles ana sue
cesses of a near-big Lacquer, is request
ed to send in his name to valentine,
room q Walker Theater building, In
order that the league may get an early
start and have everything shipshape
for the big opening. Either send the
teams registration to the above address
or call valentine at West 54SO until 10
O'Clock, at F2468 until 2 o'clock, and at
the Echo playground in the afternoon
at Temple 923.
The Pico Heights Merchants are
after a complete set of outfelders.
Cali West 636 or F2534.
Manager Save of the Teddy Bears
has been having success with ms
squad in journeying around the
takes pretty hard aggregation
of ball players to show his men their
heels They have a victory over the
fast Redondo team to their credit ana
expect to take the deciding game of the
series with that classy member OF the
defunct Trolley league. There Is
we'll defined rumor that Save is cast
ing about for a berth in local league
and a week will prove the truth or
falsity of the statement The Teddy
Bears are much used to wandering and
no one can tell how they would stand
the combining element in the league,
but they would give any southern team
a hard tussle for the rag. Keep up
the good work, Save.
July will be a sporting day this
year. rather than big noise occa-
sion. All OF the suburban towns are
preparing programs for the celebration
of the anniversary, and the prominent
place in all the programs Is sport OF
every variety. Long Beach will have
a great tennis fest Venice a boxing
and swimming tourney, Pasadena
gymnastic and wrestling tourney, Glen
dale a day of baseball, Alhambra with
the field events, and nearly every small
town will be represented in some man
ner in the great days carnival OF
sport.
The Euclids want games for Sunday
mornings, to be played on their
grounds at Fourth and Indiana. Call
A18S3.
The Sunday Morning league, at their
regular weekly meeting last Thurs-
day night, officially dropped the Pho
neer squad from membership in the
league and accepted the application OF
the Ivanhoes, H r. Ford, manager, to
take the vacant place. The Eucllos
also made application for entrance into
the league, but their application has
been laid on the table, awaiting the
additional club to make an even six.
The Sunday Morning league is BOOM
ing and it deserves success.
The Teddy Bears have been offered
double headers with San Bernardlno
and Oxnard, the first game to be
played July and the second on the
Fourth. Save seems to have lost in
terest in amateur baseball ana start
ling announcement came into The Her
aid office last night to the effect that
he was another catch for the matr1-
monial net, and he doesn't deny 1t,
either, boys. Save will not divulge the
exact date, but as soon as that Is dis
covered, fandom will be preparing
circus train to accompany the happy
pair on their honeymoon.
Bacon of Whittier has signed the
following players: Molly, Larkey, DE
Maggie and Smith. All four will be
seen in the Whittier lineup for the
summer games.
Monticello desires games for Sun
DAYS. Call Perrine at Boyle S075, morn
ings or evenings.
Lawndale would like to arrange
game for July with some good local
squad. Address j. E. wagner, man
ager baseball team, Lawndale.
The Dromgolds defeated the Pioneer
Rolls at Seal Gardens Saturday by
score of 9 to 8. Killian twirled great
game, allowing the Rolls only three
scratch hits.
The Goldsmiths annexed another
victory when they met the L. A. Stoves
Saturday and defeated them IL to Z.
Pima and Curland sent out hree-bag-
gers and the two-baggers numbered
five. Twenty-seven hits were marked
up for the fray.
The Wielands shut out the Leavitts
Saturday by the overwhelming score
of IA to 0 on the Thirty-eighth and
Alameda street diamond. The Leavitts
were slightly outclassed and never had
the slightest chance to bring in the
win. Acuna allowed not a single hit
for the Leavitt batting list ana Walkeo
only one man. The game was fine
pitching exhibition, but was too one
sided to be an interesting contest.