Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-19
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out * Ssns Exceedingly Deep,
Hole 4
Didthe Angels Pull Yesterdays Game
OF Baseball. Z
Game Full Of Hard Hitting and
Clammy Errors-Plenty Of Gin,
ger and Excitement at
tho Finish:

swell, ven, She said. as he Topped
down into a'chair and let his feet me-
/, SNnIider grscelesdly into comfortable po-
aition on the desk. Tits been long
/, while eincs I've seen game Of fbaseball.
'Twes way back in '68, Just after the
war. us fellers was'tryin' to settle down
I TO work after soldierin'. an, we used to
I hayea game once in awhile. We used
to play with lively ball, al, the pitcher
Il Sdassent bend his elbow. The catcher
didn't have to play behind the bars, and
the umpire stood under an umbrella
along side Of table where there were
two scorers, ane for each side, But see
in as / was in town this afternoon
thought I'd 60 see the boys
play q game. found out
where they was goin' to play but
when got down there I found that
times had changed. started to 60 in,
buta great big teller that looked as
solemn ao II he couldn't smile If his
mother-in-lAW was ady vim said n. Where's
YER ticket2 What, 'eays I, does fell
Ter have 70 get an invite to see game
of ball I, Then he showed mo where I
could get the ticket. Iwent up to the
counter where there was an awful pretty
girl and told her what l wanted. She
said Fifty cents, please. Lord, I'd
given her = dollar II shed; .a-said 90.
Then when 4 got inside the lot another
&lrl said Grand stand, mister p But
got the best Of her. 7 told her did she
went right along and and started @ d'' into The the
building. And then [ rot fooled
again. A tall teller, that looked
like q long silver, he said
Ticket, please 3 and Z ssid sWhat for M p p
We'll, you better 20 set on the manQle. d
he said; bat / didn't know what BE
meant until q kid yelled out, Git onto
de hayseed jay; de- bleachers amt good
enough for him, AM then went an
set down. ss
But you want to know. something
abont the game. Well. the Los Angeles
boys couldn't do nothin the 6ret innin'.
That feller Horner threw them like
lightnin', an the umpire didn't pay no
'tention to his throwin' overhanded; :;
but as the Los Angeles boys didn't kick
l thought ] wouldn't t say nothin'. Then
the other boys took hand at the bat,
and you bet they hit the ball on the
Hat side. The first man went to the
second bye on high one that the
center fielder dropped. The next
batter, they called him Tip, he hit
her hard, and while he was stealing sec
ond the other fellow scored. Then g
man came up with his sock all worn out
around the ankle, but he couldn't do
nothin'. But the next one (somebody
said he was = kicker hit Q good one
and another man Tailed, Then the
Los Angeles boys commenced to throw
the bah mp IN the air where nobody
could get ct It, and before you could say
Colonel Robinson,, there was I big 1
shout, some one rung bell four times
and there was great big "a" on 4
the magic lantern over by the
eeson the other side of the lot.
Nobody didn't make no more until
4 With innin'. A little man with
Nd fHce came first, and when he hitched
up his, trousers some teller on the other
side Of the lot yelled out Good boy,
Jimmy Y asked Q kid next to me who
that was that hollered, but be only said
'Johnbrink, and looked me contemp-
tible-like. And Jimmy hit the bali.
couldn't see where It went, but in Sec
ond saw the third baseman all doubled
up and somS one esld .sGood stop why i
don't you throw II r but he was rubbin' /
o4S ouAsuS WuVA0 tuey QuTt Qxlus y lm0Y
stole second and wentato third on what
they called good sAcriAce. Then The
Terror lied about q little fiy ball, and
Jimmy scored. and Roach made I'll
two.bagger another man scored. The
Oaklands made three III their turn on
hard hits and wild pitch.
But youought to have saw the eighth
innin,' that was a dandy. The felIers
they called the Kernels got plumb rat /
tied and couldn't do nothin.' One Los
Angeles boy would hit the ball and then
. fielder would muff it and see low long
he could keep it in the air without
ketching it, and they kept that up until
the umpire looked hard at Angel and
said 'Yourout, and the man in the
pigeon coop rung the bell six times.
They didn't anybody score after that,
and pretty soon everybody went home
and said We're in it, but I couldn't tell
much about it, it's been go long since I
played any"
Conscientious readers desiring to
know anything about the game will
please consult the official score:
Los ANaxLEs.
AB BIZ 81 70 A
Tredway, b ..-..,.....,. IL Oh Ol
60Aam6e0r, 3. o. y O=3 8