Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-12
VICTORY IN THE TENTH INNING,
The Angels Win a Game That
Was Lost.
A Game That Was Not Out Until 1t
Was Played Out.
One of the See-Saw Affairs That Keep
the BIeschers in Suspense and
Stimulate General kn-
thusiasm.

That baseball is very uncertain
game was amply demonstrated at Ath-
letic park yesterday afternoon, in the
presence OF large crowd of fans and
baseball enthusiasts. The Angels
braced up after their hnmiliating defeat
of the day before and started in to play
shut-out ball. They also began to do a
little batting against left'handed
pitcher, and this latter feature devei-
oped toward the latter part of the game
to such an extent as to win out game
that had already been once won and
lost. The local team took lead and
maintained it until the seventh inning,
when the San Joses forged ahead and
only lost the game by a. marrow margin
in the tenth inning.
The two runs gained by the Angels
in the first inning came after two men
were out, when DeWald sent both Nc
Cauley and Tredway to first on called
balls. Then Glenalvin raped out a
clean double, and scored both the rum
ners. Lytle also hit for single, but
Glenalvin was caught between third
and home while trying to score from
second on the hit.
In the fourth inning the local team
made three more runs. Lytle, Hulen
and Baldwin each hit for singles, on the
second OF which McGucken made an
error that advanced the batter to sec
ond. Then followed sacrifice by
Brown and single by Stafford, which
completed the Angels share in the rum
getting until th ninth inning.
1t looked like shut out for the visit
ors until the fourth inning. With two
hands out Clark was allowed to walk to
first, stole second and scored On Denny's
single that Tredway let go between his
legs.
Two more tallies were made in the
sixth by San Jose. McGucken sent a
single into left field. Everett sent one
in the same direction. but Tredway
muffed it, and then CLARK laced one out
for two cushions and scored Unhappy
Joe and Big Bill.
In the seventh tbs Dukelets took the
lead. De Wald began operations by
earning second base, taking third on
McGucken's sacrifice. Everett popped
up high fly which "Ive.got-it" failed
to hold, although De Wald was held on
third. Clark then singled, scoring De
Wald and sending Everett to third
Clark thought he saw an opening for a
sneak and started for second. Bald win
threw too high. and Everett scored.
Denny's three-baggsr let Clark walk
home.
But the real fun came in the ninth
inning. Peter Nab took second base on
his right-field drive, and third On
Reitz's error, that gave Brown lie at
first. A short passed ball gave the
latter second base. McNa5b tried to
score on Stafford's infield hit, but was
thrown out at the plate, Brown taking
third. Then McCauley hit the same
kind ola ball to Everett, but Brown was
too fleet, and the fielder had to content
himself with catching the old gentle
man at first base. This tied the score.
The visitors failed to tally in their
half, but the Angels Jared better in the
tenth. Glenalvin worked the pitcher
for first base in walk, and waa followed
by Lytle with his third base-hit for the
day. Hulen advanced both on his neat
sacrifice, and Baldwin's single ever
second base scored them and won the
game.
The score follows: