Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-20
Amateur Notes

The San Fernando team is anxious
to arrange a game for Sunday, July
"a, with some fast local aggregation,
the game to be scheduled for the Fer
nando grounds. Expenses will be al
lowed for ten men. Call f. J. Pico,
manager of the nine, Home phone
374, San Fernando.
Jones, twirler for the Pioneer Rolls,
has been making a great record in
that department with forty-tWo strike
outs to his credit in the last three
games. That is considered a star rec
ord even against an amateur batting
list.
There is a new league shortly to be
thrust before the fans and the or
ganization is to include the negro
teams. A new smoke nine has been
formed, to be known as the M. & D.
team, and its members are the leaders
in the new movement.
George Reeve, famous local amateur
ball player and one of the leading
boosters of the game in Los Angeles,
has returned to the local haunts and
will be seen in uniform again soon.
He is still in the scribing business,
but at heart he clings to the amateur
ball tossers and their pleasure is first
Orange is after the scalps of that
all-star Southern State league organ1-
zation and promises to administer
trouncing such as the leaguerS nave
never known before. The game VIII
be played at Orange next Saturday.
Games are wanted by the Verdugo
Park team for Saturday and Sunday.
Hilliard is meeting with great success
in his new undertaking and the syca-
more tree diamond is bringing the
crowd.
At a meeting Of the captains and
managers of the Playground baseball
teams held at the city recreation CEN
ter the following schedule was ar
ranged. The eleven teams are to be
divided into two divisions, one playing
five games and the other playing four,
finals being played to settle the cham
pionship:
july 2O-Slauson- San Pedro at Slau-
son, Thirtieth- -Berendo at Thirtieth,
Echo-C Castelar, at Echo, Violet-Four-
teenth at Violet, Recreation-Utah' at
Violet.
July 27-Slauson- -Berepdo at Slauson,
San Pedro-Thirty-seven at Thirtieth,
Dcho- Recreation at Echo, Utah-Four-
teenth at Echo, Violet-Castelar at
Violet.
August 3-Slauson-T Thirty at
Slauson, Thirtieth-San Pedro at Thir-
tieth, Echo-Fourteenth at Echo, Vio-
let-Utah at Violet, Recreation-Castela
at Violet.
August 1O-san Pedro-B -Berendo at
Slauson, Thirtieth-Thirty-s at
Thirtieth, Echo-Utah at Echo, Violet
Recreation at Violet, Fourteenth-Cas-
telar at Violet.
August 17-Violet- Echo at Slauson,
do-Thirty-seventh at Thtrtieth,
Recreation-F Fourteenth at Echo, Utah
CASTELAR, at Echo, Slauson-Thirtieth at
Violet.
The San Joaquin Valley league
schedule has been arranged as fol-
lows: July 23-24-Bakerstield at vi
salia, Tulare at Coalinga.
July 30-31-Coalinga at Visalia, Bak-
ersfeld at Tulare.
August 6-7-Tularo at Bakersfield,
Visalia at Coalinga.
August 13-14-Coalinga at Bakers
field, Tulare at Visalia.
August 20-21-Bakersfield at Coal
inga, Visalia at Tlllare.
August 27-2S-Bakersfield at Visalia,
Coalinga at Tulare.
September 3-4-5-Visalia at Bakers
field, Tulare at Coalinga.
September 9-10-li-Coalnga at VI
salia, Bakersfield at Tulare.
September 17-18-Tulare at Bakers
field, Visalia at Coalinga.
September 24-25-Coalinga at Bak-
ersfleld, Tulare at Visalia.
october 1-2-Bakcrsfield at Coalinga,
Visalia at Tulare.
A stray deer report comes chortling
around the local gathering points now
and then, but as whole the buck
chasers are rather quiet. The dove
shooters are more noisome and there
are limit reports coming In from the
Southern California levels thick and
fast. The doves are more plentiful
than ever before and the hunters are
correspondingly happy. There will be
a better chance for the spiked game
a little later in the season and every
body will be satisfied In the end.
Alfred Watkins and party have left
for the Schumacher ranch, where they
expect to bag some deer.
The Hyperions are out after games
and would like to hear from the anna
teur organizations hereabouts. Call