Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-08-19
AMATEUR SCHEDULE
SUNDAY GAMES


Monrovia and Orange at Orange.
California Furnitures and Verdugo at
Verdugo park.
Fullers and Soldiers Home at Saw
telle.
DEPARTMENT STORE LEAGUE
Blackstones and Bostons, at Harvard.
Bullocks and Broadways at Harvard.
SUNDAY GAMES
Long Beach and Sherman Indians at
Long Beach.
Anderson Lores and Monrovia at
Athletic park.
Pioneers and Santa Monica at Santa
Monica.
olive Streets and Huntington Beach
at Huntington Beach.
Hazards and Sierra Madre at Sierra
Madre.
Columbians and Olinda at Olinda.
| California Dyes and Pacific Electrlcs
at Twenty fifth and Alameda (morn-
ing).
San Pedro Red Men and San Pedro
Elks at San Pedro.
Sanchu Japanese and Artesia at
Redondo and Teddy Bears at Re-
dondo; second game of series.
SOUTHERN STATE LEAGUE
Whittier and Goldsmiths at Los
Nietos.
Hughes and Andres at Dolgeville.
SUNDAY MORNING LEAGUE
Dvas-Clines and Great Easterns at
Mace park.
Ivanhoes and Euclids at Athletic
park.
The Interurban league will hold a
full program Sunday with fourteen
teams in the field. The league Is play
ing a fine class of ball and has swung
INFO the schedule with vim. The line
ups follow:
At Verdugo park-Verdugo Benson,
D; Buttrick, C; Brown, 1b; Flores, 2b;
! Emery, 3b; Bourne, SIS; Hillard, II;
Davenport, CT; Burkdall, IF; Bass, UNI
pire. 1,.o
| Cradle, 1b Adair, 2b; OWings, 30; EV-
ans, IS; Little, If; Greenfield CT; saw
| ava, IF.
At Thirty-eighth and Alameda-Wei-
| lands: Acuna, p; Burden, C; Bottelio'
III: Hartenstein, 2b; B. Trombly, Sb;
Fitzpatrick, SIS; Lomasney, If; Marshal,
Of: G. Trombly, IF; Hackett, sub:
Remingtons-Dernia, p; Roll, C; For
| ter. 1b. Thurton, 2bl Tucker, 3b; Hens
| ling, SIS; Hilton, III Encree, CT; Fler-
shun, rf Ross, umpire.
At Jefferson park - Manchester:
Houlsby, p; Cquires, C; Bonk, 10; H.
Cook, 2b; Van Wagner, 3D. LeI Hail
SIS; Duffy, If; F. Refers, CT; L. COOK
| IF. ,,
West efferson-O'Neil, p; F. Callan'
C; Gabbert, 1b; Larkey, 2b; H. Sergent'
Sb; G. Callan, SIS; Smith, If; Bones CT;
Mead, IF; T. Sergent, sub.
At Ascot park-South Centrais:
Hurst, o. Cochran, C; Walbridge, Id;
Enders, 2b; Duncan, 3D. Bell ss'
Riggs, If; Matte, CT; Minyard, r.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p; CaIian 1.S g. f Gap-
bert, 1b; Allen, 2b; Hillman, 30; 1ver-
son, SIS; Eads, If; Bourland, CT; wal
lace, rf.s Keyes, umpire.
| AT Forty-seVenth and Moneta-LaWn-
dale: Rouke, p; Young, C; Z. Erencn'
1b: Wellman, 2b; J. Grant, 3b; D.
French, SIS; H. Grant, If; Wagner, CT;
Adams, IF. Percy, umpire:
Moneta-Golter, p; ONell, G; Daley
1b: b. Rodgers, 2b; Boeckel, 3b; Sad
der. SIS. Shearer, If; c. Rodgers, CT
Brunig, IF; Wells, sub. GreWell' uln'
pire. ,.,.,. -.
At Pico Heights-Bricks: Angelus, p;
| Aueustin. C; Lennox, 1b; Hornalis, 20;
Arguello 3b; Hirlgoyen, IS; smith, IL
Silvas, CT; Lugo, IF. Kohlter, umpire.
L. A. Merchants-Cy Young, p; Con-
tent, p; Hatch, 1b; Reeve, 20; Cooney'
| 80, AIeXdHueI3 SSs IIeitAA0' - FN-''
| CT; Lockwood, IF; Watson, c.
| At Manchester-South Ends: Schneid-
er, D; Tillows, p; Panzram, 1b; Rich
| ardson. .3b; Halliday 2b; Echerborn,
| as: Caldwell, If; White, CT; McClaln'
IF; Rodgers, C; Schubert, sub. Dave
| Rodgers, umpire.
Pippins-MacGilvar p; Olson, p;
| Swenson, C; Hughes, 1b; O'Neil, 70;
Brown, 3b; Butler, SIS; Bunnel- Norton,
| n.
| IF.
with the summer schedule of the
| local amateur baseball leagues ap"
preaching a close the fans are pre-
pairing for the winter season with the
! prospect of almost as many organza-
| lions in the field as the spring brought
! forth.
Having been hardened in the fires
of hitter experience the Southern State
league will form anew and has planned
| a winter campaign that would do the
! heart of the old fans a world of good
| There is a we'll founded rumor that
the Sunday Morning league will con-
! tinue its successful Sunday morning
| play at least until January, and the
! Intercity is already plotting scheme
| of continuous amateur baseball for the
Saturday players.
With the end of the 1910 summer
schedule near the amateur baseball
sages are already recounting the sue
cessful season just passed and there
are few of the pessimistic turn OF MIND
in amateur ,fandom. The total num-
Der of games played is far in excess
of last seasons record and the anna
tours may justly be proud of tAeir
| program.
The Long Beach baseball club will
Journey to Oxnard Sunday, August rs
| to battle with the sugar town team
| The Oxnard men are royal entertain
ers, according to Save of the Teddy
Bears, and the beach aggregation VIII
have the time of their lives.
An indoor baseball league consisting
of ten teams comprising the Southern
| California Y. M. C. A. squads VII.
shortly come into the light and viii
play out q schedule of ten weeks.
McNab will handle the indicator al
the Save-Severance affair at Redondc
next Sunday This game will be the
second of a series of three games be-
tween the Teddy Bears and Redonde
teams, and the Redondo men promise
a reversal of last Sundays score wher
the cubs waltzed away with the WIN