Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-12

outfield for the Silk Stockings, expects
to leave for Bloomington, ILL.,, this
month. He will be member of the
Bloomington team in the Three l
league.
Until the new class d league playing
season opens the Pasadena team will
not be seen in action. Manager Joseph
Judge promises the fans some good
baseball this summer and believes the
men he has secured for the Crown City
club will be able to hold their own in
fast company. Just as soon as the
officials hear from the national COM
mission the schedule will be announced
and the contracts made public.
Hap Hogan of the Vernon team
asks the sporting editor to make the
announcement for kids under II years
of age that they will be the guests OF
Hap in todays game against the White
Sox No. at Chutes park. Say, kids,
bring all the old tin cans and other
noise-malxing things you can gather,
for Happy thinks that by this kind OF
music he will be able to defeat Co
miskeys ball tossers. Make a bee line
for the left field bleachers, which will
be held exclusively for you.
The advance guard of the Chicago
White Sox No. l arrived in Los An
geles yesterday, consisting of Ted Sui
! iivan and Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Westlake,
! and Joined the White SoX NO at the
Westminster hotel.
Judge c. f. Parker of the Angel team
will go with the locals to Bakersfield
! this evening, returning Monday even
! ing. Parker is one of the most enthus-
iastic baseball men of Los Angeles.
/
Coach Gorten of Occidental college
yesterday afternoon had seventeen
promising baseball candidates out for
| practice. and from the showing made
| Gorton should have no trouble in plac-
ing a winning team in the field for the
college bunting this season.
| Ray Simpson has broken into the
amateur ranks again and will be seen
on the Los Angeles Y. NJ. 9. A. club
when that nine starts playing in the
summer. Simpson Is demon in the
amateur ranks and will be of consid-
cradle assistance to the Hope street
| institution.
Manager Blunt has secured a game
for this afternoon, through the agency
| of Red Perkins, with the Miller Box
FACTORY bunch. The game will be
played at Avenue 26 and Pasadena av-
enue. Take the Griffin avenue car to
this point, where guide will direct the
team to the grounds.
MoIyneaux is requested by Charles
! Drown to be at Sawtelle this afternoon
| to catch for the Hardware company
team against the Soldiers Home club.
Take the l o'clock car from Fifth and
Hill streets.
Umpire Goeniex is requested to call
Red Perkins up as soon as possible.
Pitcher Miliken of the Rivera club
! has secured a position twirling for the
Wieland team, and will pitch for the
brewers tomorrow against the Hat Box
club on the Thirty-eighth and Alameda
diamond. Miliken is requested to be at
| this diamond not later than l O'Clock,
with uniform, if possible.
d. stone, Anaheim's mainstay in the
pitchers box, easily leads the Inter
urban league pitchers. He has won
all five games in which he has pitched
| and lost none.
Carpenter, Anaheim's third baseman,
! has been laid up the. past three weeks
with a sprained knee. For the eight
games in which he played out of 30
| times at bat he has raped the ball for
! IS hits, an average of .5l4. He has
made six two-base hits, one home run
| and eleven singles.
! Anaheim team batting is 301, having
faced the pitchers 452 times and getting
| 1856 hits.
Anaheim will continue to play inde-
pendent ball after the leagues season
| closes, and any team desiring game
can make arrangements through Red
| Perkins at F2203.