Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-07-11

Goldsmiths, In the Inter- City league
series, securing five hits in five times
at bat, triple, double and three
singles.
The Sunday Morning league have re-
vised their schedule to date and it now
reads as follows
July 17--Dyas- Clines and Eastern at
Mace; Euclids and Ivanhoes at Bel
Vedere.
July 24-Dyas- Clines and Ivanhoes at
Mace; Eucllds and Great Easterns at
Belvedere.
July 31-Ivanhoes and Euclids at
Mace; Great Eastern and Dyas-Clines
at Belvedere.
August 7-Ivanhoes and Euclids at
Mace; Great Eastern and Dyas-Clines
at BelVedere.
August 14-Dyas- Clines and Euclids
at Mace Euclids and Great Easterns
at Belvedere.
August 21-Ivanhoes and Dyas- Clines
at Mace; Euclds and Great Easterns
at Belvedere.
August 2S-Dyas-Clines, and Great
Easterns at Mace; Euclids and Ivan
hoes at Bevedere.
September 4-Pioneers and Great
Easterns at Mace; Euclids and Ivan
hoes at Belvedere.
September 11-Dyas-Cline and Ivan
hoes at Mace; Euclids and Great East
ems at Belvedere.
Manager Jones of the Whittier team
got the goat of John Wade of the
Soldiers Home club Saturday by VIM
ming the SIS bonds and carrying off the
diamond honors. A freak play was ex-
ecuted by the winners. A ball struck
Manager Bacon on the shins, bounced
into the hands of the shortstop, who
threw to the second baseman for the
third putout.
A letter awaits Frank Benkert, for
mer manager of the Maier team at
McCormick's poolroom.
James Bibo is requested to call at
Spaldings, where a glove has been left
for him by Herman Whitrow.
Adolf Jensen, third sacker of the
Harbor City club, made a fine running
catch of fair ball Sunday.
Robert Lyon, who acted as catcher
for the Goldsmiths, is on the hospital
list suffering from an attack of APP
pendicitis.
Rumor has it that the lodge of San
Pedro Redmen will disband the team
II outsiders are allowed on the lineup
A letter received from Tim Sullivan.
the former Whittier player, now at
Milbank, S. D.. states that he is hit
ing the ball at a 400 clip. Kinkelin.
another former Southern California
player who played with the McCor-
mick team, is breaking up games right
along with his hard hitting among the
bush leaguers there. Sullivan sends his
best regards to all his Southern Cali
fornia friends.
The dance given at whittier the
other night was a great success and a
good sum was netted for the Quaker
city baseball fund. Manager Bacon
will give another dance August Is.
Yeomen players holding uniforms are
requested to have the same at Spald-
ings before Wednesday,
There will be a meeting of the Play
grounds league managers Tuesday
night at 435 South Spring street for the
purpose of organizing another Satur-
day Afternoon league. All junior clubs
are requested to send representatives
to this meeting. as it is proposed to
form an eight-club league if possible.
Chick Cummings, pitcher of the San
Pedro Redmen team, Is acting as time
keeper during the vacation with the
Wilmington Lumber company. Cum
mings is said to be a second Caruso
warbler.
A little girl in the grand stand Sum
day at San Pedro slipped over one on
Cy Young, pitcher for the Goldsmith
club of the Southern State league.
Young was hit by Cummings of the
Harbor City club, when the fair one
bawled out: Get the wheelbarrow-Cy
is hurt
George Peter Hansen of the Gold
smith club has won two games in the
Southern State league and is highly
pleased with the playing of his club.
Sunday evening Hansen was heard to
remark: II will make old George Ward
Humpty Dumpty' next Sunday when
we clash with the Westgate team"
Marshall of the Wieland Sunday club
made thirteen hits out of thirteen times
at bat in the last three games.
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