Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-08
NEWS
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WINTER BASEBALL

pany will try conclusions with the
Montebello nine. Members of the lat
ter club are requested to meet tfeir
manager Sunday at First and Main
streets at II o'clock.
A promising fielder is Richard Ma
chado OF the Pecan Plating team. In
last Sundays game against the San
Fernando club this youngster caught
fly in deep right field, and like a
shot out of q cannon sent the ball
on direct line to third station. retir-
ing the runner of the opposing side.
thereby saving the game for the local
club.
Shortstop Sandy, with one of the
miscellaneous teams in the Sunday
ranks, is on the hospital list, having
dislocated his right shoulder at Ar
tesla few Sundays ago, and Will be
unable to take part in the game for
some time.
Tom Ornellas. n good catcher and
formerly with the Hynes club Is
seeking a position as backstop on some
team in the miscellaneous ranks. Call
up F22O3.
Earl Conway, second sacker, and
Jack Hawkins, left garden bird, for
merly with the Modern Woodman club,
desire to secure positions with any Of
the miscellaneous Sunday clubs. Call
F2209.
Any club desiring the services OF a
good pitcher can have Philip Gold
water, who it is said, can hold his
own with any of the other teams in
this neck of the woods in the miscel-
laneous ranks. Call F2203.
Arrangements were made yesterday
for Gus Mast. who formerly was with
the Santa Barbara club, winners of
the California Winter league cham
pionship; Rutland. pitcher who did
such good work on the mound In the
Southern State league for the Dodge
vile team, and Crettenden, catcher for
the Mccormick club, to go to Tulare.
where they will play Sunday ball i'm
professional team. Mast will
act as captain and manager of the
club.
Another fast backstop in the miscel-
laneous ranks who is progressing rap
idly is Harry Price. a former Poly
technic high school athlete. Price has
it on several of the amateur catchers
of the south, and if given an opportu-
nifty, should make good in one of the
class d leagues in Southern California,
as he has the ability. He has an ac-
and also is heavy hitter.
Umpire James Toman is requested
to call up Frank Abbott at Boyle S25.
Abbott desires him to act as umpire In
the game next Sunday against the
played on the Mace park diamond for
side bet of $50.
Manager Fischer of the Anaheim club
entertained the members OF his team
at box party Sunday night at the
Belasco The occasion of the party
was the victory over the Radium
Springs nine.
The stork has paid another visit to
the homes of semi-professional ball
players. After wandering around Los
Angeles. the welcome bird paid visit
to the home of Louis Owings, infielder
of the Mccormick team, and before de-
parting for unknown parts left a
bouncing ten pound girl at the Ow-
ings home.
The Teddy Bears last~night arranged
to play Santa Ana on the celery
field. Seaton and McKeen will be in
the points for the local club and Hem
bricks and Meats will do the honors
for Santa Ana.
Anybody desiring a ITSt-CldSS uIlplIo
for either Saturday or Sunday should
call F2203.
The Western Fraternal association,
Home lodge No. 1, will give a dance
and entertainment to It's members at
the old Elks' hall on South Spring
street March 16 for the benefit of the
Teddy Bear club, which is representing
this lodge in the Sunday miscellaneous
ranks.