Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-16

H1 dEhE Is poSSlpilltS thel' 'i40
Pasadena team to be entered by
- Joe Judge in the newly organized
Southern California Trolley league will
be managed by that old head at the
game, G. e. Dalrymple. Yesterday the
! veteran at the national sport met a
delegation of business men of Pasa-
| dena who will be interested with Judge
in financing the Grown City franchise
and, although no definite conclusion
was arrived at, a proposition made by
Dalrymple is being favorably consid-
cred by the Pasadena fans. Should
the services of this old stager at the
game, who knows the ins and outs of
baseball better than most people know
the English alphabet, be secured by the
silk stocking aggregation 1t is a GER
tainty that the society squad will fin
ish in the money.
Last season Dalrymple managed the
Muskogee team in the Western asso-
citation and came near coping the PEN
nant, finishing in second place. While
| associated with this club, through the
sale of players, he made the season the
most profitable in the history of the
Muskogee franchise. But as all good
men come high, the Muskogee man
agement having learned valuable point
ers about the business through the vet
eran about the way to handle club
proftably, are not overanXious to
close with him at his stipulated price,
and the officials may attempt to han
die the business themselves or secure
a cheaper manager
AS this is the situation, Dali is
ready to close with the club offering
the best inducement and to date has
received offers from the Frisco club
in the State league and several east
ern organizations, but as his better
half likes the sunny cline of Southern
| California q proposition such as Is be-
! ing considered by the boosters of the
national game in Pasadena will receive
first consideration. May they tie him
with a contract for a thousand years,
as Dalrymple is the embodiment of the
best in baseball and would be de-
sirable addition to the local colony.
That exhibition of the national game
! between the Santa Barbara club and
/ the Trilbys at Jack Doyle's park Sun
day was pretty match to witness and
! the characteristic roofing of the col
ored talent present made it doubly in
| teresting But the zeal and vim dis
played by the roofing smokes on that
day, the cloudy sections of the bleach
ers and grandstand and the fierceness
of the struggle between the two con-
| testing factions on that day will dwin-
/ die away in its inSignif1cance when COM
pared with the attraction scheduled
! for those grounds next Friday, Satur-
/ day and Sunday, when the Occidentals
| and the Trilbys, the cream of the local
chocolate baseball beavers, will min
| gle. Manager White of the Occiden-
| tails claims the colored baseball cham
pionship of Utah and the Pacific coast,
I but this claim has no disturbing effect
on Manager hite of the Trilby or
| ganization who gently agreed to
| Whites claims. but went him one bet
! ter in the following words: Huh, If
that Occidental bunch am all dat, den
the Trilbys am de champions of the
world" According to this, the outcome
of the coming series will definitely set
| tie the three titles and then some.
| That a worlds colored baseball cham
pionship is at stake is not such joke
as it may seem to be- Where under
| the Stars and Stripes, the home of the
| game, is there a colored team stronger
| than these two that would have a
| chance to win from either in a series
| of games? Whichever team wins the
| coming series it can consistently lay
claim to the worlds colored baseball
championship title and defend it
against whoever enters a dispute. On
| Washington's birthday February %,
the two clubs will meet on the Chutes
| diamond, when it is expected that the
record attendance of the season will
| be present.
The Tigers will play the Covina
baseball team on the Covina grounds
next Sunday. and all players are re
quested to be at the Pacific Electric
depot at 11:30 a. M The Tigers will
present the following strong lineup:
Joe Horigoyen, left field; Martin Hori-
| goyen, center field; John Horigoyen,
shortstop; A. Henson, first base; Or
base; f. Goso, right field; Il. Crueles,
catcher; ]. Botkin, pitcher and man
ager. Manager Botkin would like to
arrange a game with some out of the
city team for Washington's birthday.
AS the Riverside team is also on the
! lookout for a game on that date, #.