Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-02
THREE STRAIGHT IS ALL RIGHT,
The Proud Dukes Once Again
Humbled by the Angels.
A Game Replete With Plenty of
Free Hitting.
Large Party of Ladies Assemble to
Sec the Game-Poin About
the California League
Players.
Pretty girls.

Pretty glrI5s
The grand stand was daily thronged.
It was hot, but the Los Angeles girl
looked deliciously cool in her best sum
mer gown. The four hundred and the
four thousand were well represented.
1t was regular holiday crowd that was
present yesterday.
Bets of boxes of candy and kid gloves
were numerous. The ladies won in
nearly every instance, and the gentle
man appeared to be glad.
With such an abundance of loveliness
in the grand stand, why it would never
have done for the Angels to come out
second best.
1t was third race of the series. The
assumed the lead on the second lap, and
the contest was never afterward in doubt.
The Dukes came up with a great rush
at the end, but the effort came too late,
and Los Angeles won, hands down, by
two open lengths, which was to the
liking of the assembled crowd.
The game was very fair one. There
was plenty of hitting and some sharp
fielding. Los Angeles made three runs
in the second and every one was earned.
Glenalvin selected the second ball and
two Dagger was the result. "Good
Boy" Jimmy duplicated the good start
made by the Los Angeles captain, thus
bringing in the first run. Hulen's
double cushion hit to center field scored
Stafford, Rogers sacrificed Hulen to
third and Roach unloaded base hit 80
as to score Hulen.
In the San Jose half Denny went to
third on two bagger owing to Tred-
ways s')wnest in getting the sphere
into the diamond. The big third base
man scored on Everett's little pat past
Glenalyin. The Angels got in another
tally in the fourth. Roach got base
hit and scored on Elright's muff of
Tredway's swat. The Angels gathered
in two more in the fifth. Jimmy
Stafford started the procession in
the fifth with single. Hulen
followed with a slashing three bagger
to the territory guarded by McVey,
Stafford scoring OF course. Rogers made
q hit, which drove Hulen home. The
locals got in three more in the eighth,
thus putting cinch on the game.
Wright singled. McCauley sent one q
little too hot for Everett to handle.
Tredway's single brought in Wright,
and Hasamaear's beautiful two. bagger,
which should have been stretched into
o three-bagger, brought in two runs.
The Dukes displayed their un.getting
proclivities late in the game. They got
two in the seventh and another in the
eighth. The score at the beginning of
the ninth was 10 to 4 in favor Of Los An
geles. The crowd began to start home.
A Duke got base on balls, and the
next up singled. The crowd fingered
near the steps waiting for the end.
Another hit fills the bases. Dooley
comes up, but flies out. He is the sec
ond victim. Denny, the home run hit
ter, is the next man up. He smashes
the sphere to center field, and three
Dukes score. It is very hot, but come
of the spectators get cold shiver. 1t
gets more pronounced as Denny is tai
lied on Everett's hit to left field, max
ing four talies for the Dukes. They
had run to the end of the string, as the
next man up failed to get to third.
The score talks for itself: