Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-24
NEWS OF THE DIAMOND

James Flood. who for several years was
one OF Los Angeles most prominent base
ball players. has decided to go to the spo-
kane Northwesterns.
and Barrows OF the second team of the
White Sox club for Beall and Cole from
the irst club Of the same organization
At meeting of the newly organized City
league managers Tuesday night at 21O Lissner
building, it was decided to organize with
six clubs. as follows: University Merchants
Nadeaus, Pecan Plating company, Jose VIA
Wielands and the Lacy Manufacturing
team. IL was also decided at this meeting
to start the league off April and in all
probability the South Hollywood and the
Modern Woodmen OF America will join at
the next meeting which will be held on
March 30. Temporary Chairman Lundstrom'
appointed Phillip Hartenstein OF the Vie
lands. w. r. Augustine Of the Pecan Plat
ing works. J. Aoeller of the Jose Villa, and
Homer Stout of the Nadeau club as a
schedule and bylaws committee to meet
next Monday night at 210 Lissner building
to make out a schedule and bylaws.
As predicted in these columns. Red Per
kins was again elected to the presidency Of
the City league, with T. w. Augustine as
secretary and treasurer. After election
President Perkins thanked the members,
and said he would endeavor to NIL the posi-
ton to the best OF MS aDlllys BlNlHb tQu'Ni
rights to all and special privileges to none
Gentlemen" said the auburn top magnate'
Il want it to be understood that VIII be
president, and that l will appoint the UNI
pires without the aid of the managers OF
the league" This sounds like an old head
on young shoulders, and no doubt Red VIII
make good
George Hartenstein, catcher for the VIE
land club, no doubt Will be compelled TO
seek medical treatment. Last sunday on
the Thirty-eghth and Alameda diamond
he sustained a painful injury Of his right
hand in trying to pick 'em off the bat of
his opponents and in one Inning George
nearly lost the forehnger OF the hand' II
is feared that the finger will have to be
amputated to save the rest of the hand
The following interscholastic baseball
players are requested to see Red PERKINS
ness; Rawlings. Beach, McMullin of the Los
Angeles high school, and Brooks Tompkns
OF Polytechnic high school
Frank Mohler. son OF Kid Moher OF the
San Francisco team of the Pacific Coast
league is fast following in the steps OF ms
dad and at the present time lis playing sec
ond cushion FOR the blue and white in the
and is the featherweight of the club, tip
ping the scales at los pounds, and Is fast
on his toes for youngster'
Moody Little. who has gone TO the wilds
OF far away Alaska, In a letter TO the base
ball editor says that he wishes he was back
in dear old Los Angeles amid the sunshine
and flowers Little says that If you talked
baseball up there one would be candidate
for the insane asylum. He states that he
would he pleased to hear from John Has
mier. who was captain of the girls baseball
team at the Fifty-second street school While
he was residing In the sunny south,
Edward Softus. II years of age, would be
pleased to connect with Manager Blunts team
in the Saturday miscellaneous ranks as sec
ond baseman Edward has the making Of a
promising second slabster and should make
good If given the chance.
Stadelli, who first reported sold to the
Shreveport La. club. will not go to that
team after ALL according to telegram re-