Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

nASEBALL fans will be delighted
Il at the news that the National
- Baseball commission had dis
missed the appeal of the McCredles
in the Carson case and had confirmed
their award. previously announced, of
the player to Vernon. McCredie slept
on his rights and then tried to prevent
Carson from playing with Vernon, ask
ing that he be returned to Portland,
although the Portland club had not
availed itself of the right to claim nun
when the Chicago Nationals notified
the Beaver management that carson
was about to be reeased and offering
them the usual five days in which TO
claim his return. Evidently the Nc
Credes did not want to turn loose the
money received when Carson was
drafted and waited in vain for waivers
or a release outright, so that they
could keep the money and also get the
player back. When Portland refused
to avail itself of the right to take Car
son back Frank Chance offered him to
Hogan and the latter lost no time in
taking him. McCredie then appealed
to the National commission and was
promptly turned down. The ruling is
eminently fair and it proves that Pres
ident Graham and the McCredieS have
perpetrated a great wrong upon the
Vernon team by forcing Carson to
stay out of games at this time when
the Vernon pitching staff is materially
weakened by two of its star tWirlers
being on the hospital list and forcing
other twirlers to overwork themselves
and impair their pitching strength.
Vernon has lost several games be-
cause of the tangle, but the club now
can use Carson regularly and will do
so. He undoubtedly will pitch his first
game today, probably being assigned
to pitch the afternoon game.
Kid Wilson, another San Bernardino
scrapper, has arrived in town on the
lookout for fistic engagements and will
be given a chance to show himself
soon at one of the Maud Junction
shows. Wilson is a 145-pounder and
is pronounced a good one by those
who have seen him in action.
Morrie Bloom has started training
at San Diego for his twenty-round
scrap June II with Montana Kid, hav-
ing Kid Snyder with him as training
partner, and writes to Manager Joe
Levy that he is getting along finely
and will be fit and ready to make
good when he meets the local boy.
Montana Is training here and will
work out this afternoon with Owen
Moran at Venice. This pair should
furnish the San Diego sports with a
fast session of clever boxing and sci
entific slugging, as both are past mas
ters in the art of self defense.
Joe Levy, the Chicago sportsman, is
getting together q rather good string
of fighters and figures that he ought
to be able to keep busy from now on
In making matches and training his
scrappers. He took Kiddo Dalton
under his managerial wing yesterday
and will be pushing the kid to the
front right away. With Bloom, Web
ster and Dalton to look after Joe will
have his hands full, but ne knows his
business and will make good for them
If they heed his advice.
c. A. Jewell, millionaire sportsman.
got tangled up with a pair of motor
cops Friday night while speeding out
Pico street in his joy car When over
hauled he tried to convince the motor
cops that he was going at rate inside
the legal limit but he could not con-
vince them nor the judge and had to
pungle up $25 to pay for the damage
done to the city ordinances.
Roy Brashear has knocked nine home
runs already this season and is in a
fair way to eclipse the record last
season of fifteen. Bodie is going some.
too, but Roy stings the ball much more
regularly, and with a good lead Should
keep in front of the Frisco artist.
Here's hoping Roy averages at least
one every game.
Hogan made slight change in his