Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-27
WINTER BASEBALL

in the Ohio-Pennsylvania league for the
coming season and who in all proba-
bility will accept the offer. Koerner
plans to leave for Pittsburg in March.
He is young for league company, but
those familiar with his work on the
diamond are confident he will make
good.
Hollywood high school has a good
bunch of candidates out for spring
practice every afternoon under the per-
sonal direction of Athletic Instructor
Webster. Andrews, who will go on the
mound this season in the place of
Knowles, who has entered ST. Vincents
college, will make good at all stages of
the game, judging from the showing
he has made within the past few weeks
while in practice. Six of last years
players will be on the squad this sea-
son. Hollywood, from its diamond
workouts" should finish among the
topnotchers this season in the inter-
scholastic series, which will open short
ly. Among the candidates out for the
various positions are Valdez, catcher;
Andrews and Linton, pitchers; Martin,
first base; Taylor, Ewing and A. ALDER,
second base; Candee and Andrews,
shortstop; Linton and Mckinley, third
base. The outfield will be made of
Randolph, Priester, j. Wright and H.
Alder.
When the Boynton team mingles
with the Upland club at Upland next
Sunday, as per present arrangements,
it will be the first game for the Up
landers in several weeks and the fans
in that hamlet are just spelling for
game. The following Boynton play
ers are requested to be at the Santa Fe
depot next Sunday morning at S:15
o'clock: Quinn, Drown, Lyons, Della
rocca, Kavanaugh, Pollock, Ballinger,
De Maggie, Young, Lange, Lind and
Knoll.
Schedule for next Sunday is as fol-
lows:
Long Beach VS.. Whittier, at Long
Beach; Redondo VS.. Hughes, at Re-
dondo; Gardena VS.. San Pedro at San
Pedro; Racycles VS.. Santa Monica, at
Santa Monica. Woodill-Hulse and the
as-Clnes will lay off next Sunday.
The directors of the Southern State
league held an important meeting at
210 Lissner building last night, at
which several matters were transacted.
The Santa Monica team was admitted
into the league to fill the place made
vacant by one of the sporting goods
club withdrawing from the league,
making it a ten-club circuit. Chief
Umpire Lawrence Fernandez reported
that in the game played last Sunday
on the Los Nietos diamond there was
only one ball in play after the seventh
inning, and on his report the managers
adopted a rule that hereafter any man
ager having not more than one pan on
the field will be fined heavily for the
offense. Owing to the illness of Vice
President Ramson's wife the adoption
of the new league schedule was passed
for one week. Secretary Nagle was
censured for not having his books and
other papers in the hands Of President
George Reeves.
The Santa Monica club, which was
admitted to the league, has secured
fine tract of land at Tenth and Utah
streets, Santa Monica for a diamond.
tt is enclosed by a canvas fence ten
feet high. Delhi, the former Santa
Monica pitcher will go on the mound
for the beach combes, and Huckabay
will pick em off the bat throughout
the league series.
Lawrence Fernandez last night APP
pointed the official umpires at the fol-
lowing places: GoyheniX at Long
Beach, Mailheu at Redondo, Fernandez
at San Pedro, Welton at Santa Monica.
Manager j. ). Abrams OF the l1on6
Beach club in the Southern State
Ieague is having the time of his life
in securing a suitable pitcher for his
fast baseball club. Abrams is thinking
of employing staff of mound artists
in "Towhead" Hensling, formerly of the
San Bernardino team of the California
Winter league Myers, a southpaw who
recently was connected with the Dyas-
Clines and Gardena of the Southern
league, and Edward Haight, who twirl-
ed for the playground team.
Edward Murphy, formerly baseball
manager of the Redondo nine, is think
ing Of being a candidate for mayor at
the next election at Redondo.