Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-19
News of Amateur World

Redondo and the Teddy Bears are
framing, up another contest between
their star organizations, and Save is
anxious to hear from the Redondo
manager in regard to a date for the
mill. The fans are also interested in
the outcome of the meeting of the
two teams, and the game should bring
a large crowd.
Manager Valentines all-star nine in
the Intercity league schedule did not
have very successful debut in the
Saturday league ranks, but the team
promises better luck next time, and
now that the squad has been initiated
the chance of initiating somebody else
in the defeated ranks will stimulate
them into fighting trim. The team
embraces the following players: Proc
tor, playing with the Goldsmith Sun
day team: Riley, of the old Leavitt
team; Kimball. former Northwestern
Lacquer; Stuart, an ex-Pennsylvanta
league ball tosser; Coombs, of the
Euclid Sunday morning team; Daven-
port, from the Three-I league; Fulcher
a Westgate second sacker: Baldwin, a
three-year member of the Chicago
Nationals; Rice, of the Indiana league;
Andreint, of the Memphis league. and
Knight a local Y. NJ. G. A. played, 1t
looked to the fans like an array of
such talent should work together for
victories galore, but the Globe Mills
administered a trouncing severe and
lasting, and the Valentine team, now
playing on the Glendale and Washing
ton diamond under the sobriquet of
the Union Oils, is arter revenge.
The Pioneers won a decision over
Bisbee- -Fishborn team by a score of
IA to Sunday afternoon, Jones of the
Pioneers showing great class in the
heaving department, making sixteen
of the Bishops walk the strikeout
plank.
The Pioneers won a Lewiston over
the Fernando team Sunday by a score
of to 0. The contest ended in the
eighth inning in a battle royal, and
the local boys did not get a chance
to make the score an overwhelming
one.
The newly organized Wolff & Gross
man team of San Bernardino was
initiated into the mysteries of a
decisive defeat by the Spence Colts on
the Urbita Springs diamond Sunday
twirled great ball, striking out twelve
and allowing only two hits, and was
also in the limelight in the batting de-
partment with four hits from five
times at bat. The final score was:
Wolff & Grossman 2, hits 2, errors 6.
Colts Is, hits IA, errors 8.
"stub" Raitt father of amateur
sport in Southern California, is organ
izing a playground league to start
schedule on Wednesday next and play
a daily program between the various
Fairgrounds until the fall season. The
following Fairgrounds have entered
L.
Echoes Violet Streets. Twentieth
Streets, Hassards, Solanos and Cas-
telars.
Basketball is one of the leading
recreations of the playground boys,
and the Slauson and Thirtieth street
grounds have formed leagues for ar
ranging games. Four classes will be
presented-midgets, juniors, interme-
dates and seniors.
A meeting of the junior league of
amateur ball tossers is called for this
evening at 435 South Spring street, and
all managers are requested to be on
hand for the opening work in the new
organization.
Verdugo Parks were successful in
two contests on their own field, the
Barker team falling before their
wizardry on Sunday by 13 to score,
and the Hyperions proving easy VIC
tins to the tune of Is to 1 in the
Sunday affair.
Amateur managers and players are
requested ton send in their score sheets
for Saturday games not later than 8
o'clock on Saturday evening and not
later than 9 o'clock on Sunday even
ing for reports of Sunday games. The
earlier the better, and the late comers
will run the chance of being too late
for publication of the full box score.
Box score sheets can be had at The
Herald sporting department for the
asking and amateur games will be
given as full treatment as possible.
Notes in regard to the players will be
published in the amateur columns and1
If you have a picture of your team,
bring 1t in with line on the players.
The Central Babes, alias the Poly
technic high school baseball nine, are
after the scalps of the San Pedro high
school squad, who have just earned
the title of interscholastic champions
of the south. The Poly players are
capable of putting up a classy game
and should press the Pedro boys to the
limit.
The Olinda Oil team defeated the In
dams ON the Olinda diamond by score
of 8 to 5, Sunday. The redskins are
weak in the batting line, but are pre-
mier fielders and put up fast game.
The amateur ball hospital is always
full on Mondays after the big days
events. Frank Mcdonald is on the
list from a collision with telegraph
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