Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-28

Glenalvin's Giants again demonstrate
ed that the title applied to the Los
Angeles team was very appropriate.
Yesterdays victory was a glorious
one. The day was threatening and cold,
nevertheless over 1000 people put in an
appearance and the greatest enthusiasm
was displayed from start to finish. The
contingent of admirers of the San Fran
cisco team did not come in body as in
the opening day, and the jingle of their
cow-bells was missed. There was no
lack of rooters for the home nine and
they had many opportunities to display
their lung-power, as many OF the Angels
distinguished themselves.
The fans had anticipated the game
with considerable anxiety, as Tanning
was to do the twirling for San Francisco,
and Angelefos have very high opinion
of Tanning as twirler. The first
inning of the Los Angeles club was
rather disastrous one. Rasty Wright
struck out, and when Tredway followed
suit some OF the timid supporters of the
Angels grew rather uneasy. Their un.
easiness increased to an alarming ex-
tent when the Angels were blanked in
the second and San Francisco made two
runs. Pete Sweeney got his base on
being struck with the ball. Levy ad-
vanced his captain to second on sacrifice
hit. Sharp was caught out by Glenalvin.
Coughlin came to the bat, and he dis
tinguIshed himself by leading off with a
three. bagger to left field, Sweeny scor-
ing. Coughliu scored little later,
owing to Hasamaear throwing Spies tap
to short q trif1e late for the first base
man to get.
The Angels opened up in their
third venture. Rogers and Stafford were
retired in short order. Wright got his
base on balls and stole second. Tred-
way reached first on balls, and then
Glenalvin lined the sphere out past first
for two. .bagger, Wright scoring. Glen's
hit went very close to the foul line, and
Sweeny kicked over the umpire's de-
cision. The majority of the spectators
were not in a position to see, but those
who were seemed to think that San
Francisco got the worst of the decision.
McCauley lined the sphere out past
short, Tredway scoring and Glenalvin
going to third. Gentle Bill came mp and
smashed out a two-bagger, bringing in
two runs. The crowd yelled for several
minutes and gentle Will was given a
great rally for his fine, slick work. The
Angels made another rally In the fifth.
Wright hit the first ball for two bases.
The center fielder went to third on Tred.
wav's timely sacrifice. Glenalvin sent
the sphere heavenward and Pete
Sweeney pulled it down. Wright scored
on McCauley's bat to Pete Sweeney.
Loa Angeles banged out four in their
last inning. Hulen few out to Sharp.
Rogers made a beauty base hit. Stat
ford and Wright both did likewise.
.Tredway came up in the emergency and
banged out the bali past the San Fran
cisco right fielder, the three men on the
bases scoring amidst the most tumult-
nous applause. "Pop" McCauley got
hia base on balls. He made dash for
second, but our visitors had our first
baseman hemmed in. In the meantime
Tredwav made dash for, the home
plate and an Intellectual attempt
was made to head them off,
but Tredway slid in great style,
thus enabling Old Pop to get down to
second. Haeamaear was caught out by
Sweeny.
The visitors were whitewashed after
the second inning. They came within
an ace OF scoring couple of times, but
the Angels did great work at the critical
time. In the third Sweeny was on
third and Pace on second, when Levy
came up, but little Stafford struck him
out, thus saving his side. much to the
delight of the crowd. The local team
was triumphant by a score OF to z,
The way the Angels touched up Tanning
after the second inning was caution.
They made no less than twelve
hits off this crack twirler and ne
was in good form, too. Oh, no the
Angels can't hit. Their fielding was
also first-class. Hulen and Hasamaeal
were the only two to make errors. Old
"Pop" McCauley had chance to show
himself little and the way he pulled
down q pop over his head, won the
hearts of the fans. Rogers caught &
splendid game. The visitors did give
Rogers q chance to show how he can
get them down to second. He made
sensational catch of cork
screw sky-scraper, and was rewarded
with a round of well deserved
applause. Rogers fell over in making
the catch. Stafford pitched a very
steady game, his slow ball fooling th'
visitors. When this young gentleman
gets into first-class form he will make i
interesting for the California leagu'
clubs. Hasamaear, Glenalvin and Nc
Cauley did their great doubling up. &C
twice during the game. All the boy
hit the ball except Hulen, who playe'
in hard luck. The score follows:
Los ANGELES.
"a ABB BIZ sB Po A
Wright, c. I. f........4 3 2 0 o
Tredway, !. f., .........., 4 Q .
Glenalyin, "a b.,.......... ! O,S